Poem June 7, 1947 ISSUE

Love's Omnipotence

FLORENCE E. GLASS

The rod which Moses carried in his hand,and which he doubtless used when climbing hills,or crossing streams, or guiding wayward sheep,when cast upon the ground—at wisdom's bidding,for a sign—became a serpent suddenly,and Moses fled from it in terror!

But listening for His voice, as he was wontto do in time of trouble, he stooped at God'scommand and caught the serpent by the tailand handled it—through understanding Loveas ever present, as All, the only substance,and man inseparable from his creator.The false belief and fear of evil vanishedas darkness flees before the sun's full light.

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