Poetry

Keep puslnnï - 'lis wiiser Thnn sillín asido, And dieaniing and siühing. And rotting ihe lidc. In lil'e's carneai banle Thcy only pevail Wlio dnily march onunrd, And never say fail, Wiih an eye ever open, A tonguc thíit's n( durnb, Ard a lieart ihat will never To surrow succumb - You'll b:ui!e aiul conqner, Thoiigh thousTndsnssail ; How strong and how niighty, ■Vliu never s:iy l'ail ! The spirit of angels Is aclive, I knew, As li'gher and higlier In glory lliey o ; Mcthinka on liiij;lit pinions Frotn henven they sail, To rlicer and encournge Who never say (ail, Ahead tlien Iseep pushing, Elbow your wy, Uuheeding ihe envious, And asses ihal bray ; All obelaclcs vanish. All enemies quail, In tlie tnight oftheir wisdom Wlio never say üu.1. In lifu's nisy morring. In monhood's fi ie pride, Lel this ba i!.o mouo Your füolsleps to guide ; In elorin and in 8iutshir.e, Whatever nsiui', We'll onward and co: q ier, And eny feil.