One Way of Trusting

by Hannah Parker Kimball

Not trust you, dear? Nay, ’t is not true.   As sailors trust the shifting sea From day to day, so I trust you.   They know how smooth the sea can be; And well they know its treachery   When tempests blow; yet forth they thrust Their ships, as in security.   They trust it, dear, because they must.

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