I never cut my neighbor’s throat,
My neighbor’s gold I never stole;
I never spoiled his house and land;
But God have mercy on my soul!
For I am haunted night and day
By all the deeds I have not done;
Oh, unattempted loveliness!
Oh, costly valor never won!
GUILTY. —Marguerite Wilkinson. The Heartbeat of The Remnant, November/December 2010 · Volume 16 · Number 6. Source pages 34.
Charity Ministries
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