Poem March 23, 1907 Issue

PERCEPTION

MARION COOK

When birds are gone from bush and bough,
God's music is not fled;
Nor when embosomed in the snow,
Are tiny green things dead.
Thro' veils of finite sense we peer,
Nor view the perfect whole,
Till we hear unguessed melodies,
And love revealeth Soul!

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