Others' Burdens
My greatest grief is not my own; That often proves a blessing, For in my grief God's care is shown, And as I am not left alone, It never proves distressing; But when my brother's grief I bear The weight then seems excessive; His heavy load I inly share, And loaded down by double care, My burden feels oppressive. Yet I remember Him who bore The world's great load of sorrow, And know that He on me will pour The needed grace to bear the more, To-day and on the morrow.
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"My greatest grief is not my own;..."
Exploring the themes of classic, Joseph Horatio Chant delivers a powerful performance in "Others' Burdens"... ### Why We Love This Line At Linespedia, we believe that poetry is the ultimate sanctuary for the soul...