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Poems

Alone with God

From the July 2011 issue of The Christian Science Journal


Father, so let us be risen with Thee,
Whom but the pure in heart only canst see,
     That Thine own Sabbath morn
     Look on the newly born,
     Giving Thy servants, Lord,
           Rest and reward.

Dust unto dust is given, earth chords are riven;
“Hast Thou forsaken me?” echoed to heaven.
     But when the earthly dreams
     Wake into Wisdom’s beams,
     Saying the false must die,
          Thou art most nigh.

Not in the worldling’s voice would I rejoice,
Lay up thy treasure in heaven’s the choice,
     Not at fame’s hollow mart
     Lay down a perjured heart,
     But in all Truth abide,
          Whate’er      betide.

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