THE WEARY HEART.

By REV. FRANK S. CHILD.

Oh! weary heart, think not

Thou art alone to-night!

Attendant spirits watch,

Unseen by mortal sight.

Oh! weary heart, faint not!

The Master knows thy need:

One word of sincere prayer—

He giveth loving heed.

Oh! weary heart, yield not!

If trials press thee sore:

An arm of might is thine,

The Lord saith, o’er and o’er.

Oh! weary heart, believe!

A faith that brings thee peace

Is nobler far than doubt,

With hope’s dark, dread surcease.

Oh! weary heart, rejoice!

Love never wrought in vain;

Thou too shalt soon abide

Where suns nor wax nor wane.

* * * * *

Oh! heart, thy weariness

Long, long e’er this has fled;

Thou liv’st the larger life

Though numbered with the dead.

The Chautauquan, Vol. 03, February 1883 A Monthly Magazine Devoted to the Promotion of True Culture. Organ of the Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle. · 第 34 / 81 题