Poem April 27, 1946 Issue

Today

IRIS V. ZEA

This I do know: If I but firmly stand
Upon the holy mountain of today,
Not looking in to clouds of errors past
Or from tomorrow borrowing a ray,
Knowing that all of good is now and here,
Joy and peace, and opportunity
For sharing this glad truth, unfold to me.

No ray of sunlight ever needs to borrow
Its light or power to shine from some tomorrow.

And this I know: My light will ever shine,
My every need be met by Love divine,
If I but take the Father's hand and stay
Upon the holy mountain of today.

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