Poem May 25, 1918 Issue

[Written for the Sentinel]

How Great Is God!

PEARLE M. WARREN

If just one star were held in space,
We still would say,
How wonderful is God!
And yet 'tis myriad stars,
With orbits all their own,
He holds above.

If just one blade of grass sprang up,
We still would say,
It came by His great might!
And yet o'er earth each blade,
With outlines all its own,
Is in God's sight.

If just one child of God appeared,
We still would say,
In him His likeness see!
Yet God hath made us all
To bear Love's image through
Eternity.

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