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WHAT GREATER GIFT?

From the April 1932 issue of The Christian Science Journal


To sit amid the fragrance there
Of shavings from the sundered wood
And listen to his simple words,
His loving counselings of good;

To walk with him a rugged way
In sunny noon or singing shower,
And drink deep drafts of living Truth—
To talk with him a golden hour;

To hearken to his parable
Of countryside, of olive tree;
To rest with him beside the road
In his divine tranquillity;

To pass with him such yesterdays
Were sacred privilege unpriced;
But ah, what greater gift to-day
To deeply know the risen Christ!

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