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A Noble Woman

She was an ambitious girl And I, condescending, Took up her pleas And we did marry. On we went from my stage To stage children aplenty And many were the blessings They brought us. But much holier is she Than the pious “me.” Set apart was I For His business – the Word. She took up the call to union Of man and woman for life, That office of divine institution, And she bore and reared Those children eleven By whom the world is bettered I am quite sure And by His Word they endure.

11 Oct., 2020

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