If when the joyous day is gone,
I count the deeds that I have
done,
And find one act, though
small—
A loving word, a song, a
smile—
That did some gladdened heart
beguile,
Or to a soul recall
The sunlight of the Father’s
love,
Then I will thank my God
above.
If when the weary day is gone,
I count the deeds that I have
done,
And find one act, though
small—
A thoughtless word, a look of
scorn,
That made a brother more
forlorn,
Or caused his feet to fall,
Then I will pray my God above,
For more and more of His Pure
love.
And when life’s toilsome
journey’s done,
Its deeds complete, its songs
all sung,
If I can truly say,
With heart and voice I did my
best—
To point the Father’s Heavenly
rest
To all who will obey;
Then I will praise my God
above
And ever dwell in His pure
love.
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