Poem May 19, 1928 ISSUE

[Written for the Sentinel]

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ALICE LAWRY GOULD

So long men studied economic laws,Dependent wholly on material toil,They had no time to ponder or to pauseUpon the widow and her cruse of oil.

To some, a prayer was but an empty wish,As not for them; they had dismissed the caseWhere one took barley loaves, a few small fish,And fed five thousand in a desert place.

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