Well
may we pause to pay honor to her
Who
after Jesus Christ is God’s best gift to man
It
was she who shared her life with us
When
as yet as our members were
Yet
informed
Into
valley of shadow of death
She
walked that we might have the light of life
In
her arms was the garner of our food
And
a soft couch for our purpose
There
we nestled in the hour of pain
There
was the playground of our infant glee
Those
same arms latter became our refuge and stronghold
It
was she who taught our baby feet to go
And
lifted us up over the rough places
Her
blessed hands piled the needle
By
day and night to make our infant clothes
She
put the book under our arms and started us off to school
But
best of all she taught our baby lips to lisp
The
name of Jesus and told us first the wondrous story of the savior’s love
The
pride of America is its members
There
are wicked mothers like Jezebel of old
There
are unnatural mothers who sell their children into sin
There
are sin cursed, rum soaked and abandoned mothers
To
who their motherhood is the exposure of their shame.
W .L. Caldwell, 1928
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