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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jan 31, 1907

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 84, No. 5.

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Let It Go

By Robert S. Denham

Has a neighbor done you wrong? Let it go. Let his weakness make you strong. Help to cheer the world with song; Hatred never rights a wrong. Let it go.
Have you missed your heart’s desire? Let it go. Don’t lose courage, still aspire; Gold, you know, is tried by fire; Moaning ne’er will lift you higher. Let it go.
Do you differ with a friend? Let it go. Argue not, lest friendships end; Better far good-will to lend, Time the trouble soon will mend. Let it go.
In your past is there a stain? Let it go. If its memory gives you pain, Drive it out,—’twill be your gain,— Cheerful thoughts will banish pain. Let it go.
—Robert S. Denham.