Life and Death
17%International Tract and Missionary Society · Oakland, Cal. · Feb 18, 1886
FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 12, No. 7.
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"Life and Death are sisters fair; Yes, they are a lovely pair. Life is sung in joyous song; While men do her sister wrong, Calling her severe and stern, While her heart for them doth burn. Weave, then, weave a grateful wreath, For the sisters, Life and Death. "If fair Life her sister lost, On a boundless ocean tost She would rove in great unrest, Missing that warm, loving breast; Now, when scared by wild alarms, She can seek her sister's arms— To that tender bosom flee, Sink to sleep in ecstasy."