Poem July 27, 1946 Issue

"Whatsoever a man soweth"

KATHLEEN HALL THORPE

Watch the sowing.
Should a man complain
Who scatters tares
And reaps no golden grain?

And they who sow
The dragon's teeth—how then
Can they escape the harvesting
Of strife and lawless men?

Oh, deeply dig all fallow ground?
O winds of heaven, blow,
And let the sunlight of the truth
Redeem the fields of woe.

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