Bible Review V15: October 1916 - March 1918 - Iapsop.com

LEAN HARD
"CHILD of my love, Lean Hard,
And let me feel the pressure of thy care,
I know thy burden, child-I shaped it,
Poised it in mine own hand-made no proportion
Of its weight to thine own unaided strength;
For, even as I laid it on, I said,
'I
shall he near, and while she leans on me.
This burden shall be mine, not hers;
So shall I keep my child within the circling arms
01 mine own lovs.' There lay it down, nor fear
To impose it on a shoulder that upholds
The government of worlds.
Yet closer come-
Thou art not near enough-I would embrace thy care,
So I might feel my child reposing on my breast.
Thou lovest me?-I know lt; doubt not then,
But loving me, Lean Hard."
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;¢»in}n»§f;gE wish to call the attention of our readers
if I-I~ to the address of Secretary Daniels of the
'B 4-I' Navy copied in this issue of BIBLE REVIEW
'F if' under the title of "Nation's Greatest
*'f*'**'**¥ Foe." As our readers all know we have
been discussing how to proceed to place the little book,
PRACTICAL ME'rHoDs 'ro INSURE SUccEss, in the reach
of all the soldiers and sailors of this nation and of the
other nations of the Allies, and we believe that this ad-