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Henry Van Dyke - Bitter-SweetHenry Van Dyke - Bitter-Sweet
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Just to give up, and trust     All to a Fate unknown,   Plodding along life`s road in the dust,     Bounded by walls of stone; Never to have a heart at peace; Never to see when care will cease; Just to be still when sorrows fall— This is the bitterest lesson of all.   Just to give up, and rest     All on a Love secure,   Out of a world that`s hard at the best,     Looking to heaven as sure; Ever to hope, through cloud and fear, In darkest night, that the dawn is near; Just to wait at the Master`s feet— Surely, now, the bitter is sweet.
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