“A Love Unfeigned,” New Era, Aug. 1979, 31 A Love Unfeigned Words by Geoffery Dearmer Music by Dan Carter First-Place Hymn 1. And didst thou travel light, dear Lord, was thine so smooth a road, that thou upon thy shoulders broad could hoist our heavy load? Too frail each other’s woes to bear without thy help are we; can we each other’s burdens share, if we not burden thee? 2. O wonder of the world withstood! That night of prayer and doom was not the sunset red as blood, the dawn pale as a tomb? In agony and bloody sweat, in tears of love unfeigned, O undespairing Lord, and yet, with man identified. 3. As in dark drops the pitting rain falls on a dusty street, so tears shall fall and fall again to wash thy wounded feet. But thy quick hands to heal are strong. O love thy children we, who sing with joy the Pilgrim’s song and walk dear Lord with thee.