WAIT AND SEE

Be not swift to be afraid;

Many a ghostly thing is laid

In the light from out the shade,

Wait and see.

Do not live your sorrows twice;

Fear is like a touch of ice;

Faith can kill it in a trice,

Wait and see.

Why expect the worst to come?

Pondered cares are troublesome,

Joy makes up a goodly sum,

Wait and see.

Better than your wildest dreams

Is God’s light that for you gleams.

When the morning cloudy seems,

Wait and see.

--MARIANNE FARNINGHAM.

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