Poem March 5, 1932 Issue

"As a little child"

EDITH DE CHAIR

The sweet, receptive thought of childhood
Opens like a blossom to the light;
With eyes of innocence and wonder,
It sees and takes all goodness as its right.

May we, like children ever eager,
Reach out and take the love our Father gives;
May we see only what is lovely,
And so reflect Him in our daily lives.

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Extracts from Reports of Christian Science Committees on Publication
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