Poem October 30, 1943 Issue

Thirst

ELMER F. MONTGOMERY

"Ho , every one that thirsteth,
Come ye to the waters,
And he that hath no money;
Come ye, buy, and eat."

The vigor and the promise of it!
The invitation stands
After long centuries.
The ever-present Truth gives
Of the living waters—eternally.

Though human drink may quench
The thirst but for a moment,
Yet God is Love, and loves eternally.
Man's thirst is quenched;
Who drinks of Spirit's cup
Is satisfied!

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