Poem September 4, 1948 Issue

HUMILITY

Rita Lenore Andrews

A single sunbeam
As a thing apart
Could show no light.
The sun gives all—
Provides each glowing beam
With its pervading warmth,
Its radiant might.

A human concept,
Flesh-born mortal man,
Holds no real place.
God governs all—
Endows His own idea, man,
With His immortal qualities,
His reflected grace.

Rita Lenore Andrews

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