A Prayer
By Zara Sabin
Dear God, let me be tolerant today
Of others’ failings as I would my own,
Remembering the while, they may
Be bearing burdens I have never known.
Let me not judge, for it is written so,
But leave all judgments, always, unto Thee;
And haply, doing this, may surely know
My own faults are forgiven graciously.
(1940)
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Says it so clearly. Thank you for sharing.
That poem speaks volumes. Good read for my soul.