Poem October 16, 1954 Issue

UNFOLDMENT

Mary Lucretia Barker Franklin

However small or great the task
We may be called upon to do,
God gives us, when we humbly ask,
Intelligence to see it through.
For He is Mind, and we reflect
The wisdom of all-knowing Love.
With skill and courage we reject
The claims of lack. We dwell above
Beliefs of matter, time, and space.
The consciousness of good is here.
And we, endowed with Godlike grace,
Press on till errors disappear.
All that we need is ours today.
And God, our Father, points the way.

Mary Lucretia Barker Franklin

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