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A New Year’s Plea

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  1. A New Year’s Plea
    Written Version

    Lord, let me stand in the thick of the fight,
    Let me bear what I must without whining;
    Grant me the wisdom to do what is right,
    Though a thousand false beacons are shining.

    Let me be true as the steel of a blade,
    Make me bigger than skillful or clever;
    Teach me to cling to my best, unafraid,
    And harken to false gospels, never.

    Let me be brave when the burden is great,
    Faithful when wounded by sorrow;
    Teach me, when troubled, with patience to wait
    The better and brighter to-morrow.

    Spare me from hatred and envy and shame,
    Open my eyes to life’s beauty;
    Let not the glitter of fortune or fame
    Blind me to what is my duty.

    Let me be true to myself to the end,
    Let me stand to my task without whining;
    Let me be right as a man, as a friend,
    Though a thousand false beacons are shining.

    Written By: Edgar Guest

  2. With the new day comes new strength and new thoughts. Eleanor Roosevelt

  3. A New Year’s Plea.
    Beautifully done,powerful words and some good advice.
    Patience seems to be the answer to many problems.
    There’s always tomorrow
    God Bless All


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