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The Contented Man
"How good God is to me," he said;
"For have I not a mansion tall,
With trees and lawns of velvet tread,
And happy helpers at my call?
With beauty is my life abrim,
With tranquil hours and dreams apart;
You wonder that I yield to Him
That best of prayers, a grateful heart?"

"How good God is to me," he said;
"For look! though gone is all my wealth,
How sweet it is to earn one's bread
With brawny arms and brimming health.

Oh, now I know the joy of strife!
To sleep so sound, to wake so fit.

Ah yes, how glorious is life!
I thank Him for each day of it.
"

"How good God is to me," he said;
"Though health and wealth are gone, it's true;
Things might be worse, I might be dead,
And here I'm living, laughing too.

Serene beneath the evening sky
I wait, and every man's my friend;
God's most contented man am I .
.
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He keeps me smiling to the End.
"
Written by: Robert William Service

Book: Shattered Sighs