She Loved Her Savior

She loved her Savior, and to Him
Her costliest present brought;
To crown His head, or grace His Name,
No gift too rare she thought.

So let the Savior be adored,
And not the poor despised,
Give to the hungry from your hoard,
But all, give all to Christ.

Go, clothe the naked, lead the blind,
Give to the weary rest;
For sorrow’s children comfort find,
And help for all distressed.

But give to Christ alone Thy heart,
Thy faith, Thy love supreme,
Then for His sake Thine alms impart,
And so give all to Him.

Author: Unknown

No clear attribution found in common hymnals or databases for this exact text. It appears in some 19th-century collections of poems and hymns for charitable causes, but without naming an author. Style and themes are consistent with early-to-mid 1800s devotional poetry, possibly by a lesser-known writer such as one of the many anonymous female poets of the era.