Poem July 25, 1970 Issue

SUDDENLY WELL

Stella Denise Cousins

"If suffering from a belief in sickness, you will find yourself suddenly well."^{Science and Health, p. 14.}

Mary Baker Eddy

So many times I'd read those lines,
Not knowing what they meant,
Until the day I cast the shell
Of weariness and fear
To find this blessing heaven-sent
Had always been right with me here,
But, somehow, I'd not known.

I claimed the promised state of health,
Which Truth alone can give;
I saw that man is God's own child,
Is fetterless, is free—
His very purpose is to live;
That Love cares much for you and me;
And, suddenly, I was well!

Stella Denise Cousins

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