Poem November 9, 1957 Issue

LOVE'S PROVISION

Mary Lucretia Barker Franklin

"Children, have ye any meat?"
Ringing through the years,
This message comes to comfort us,
To silence childish fears.

"Children, have ye any meat?"
Truth's celestial food
Bears greater joy than mother bird
Can bring her helpless brood.

"Children, have ye any meat?"
Truth's immortal cry
Awakens us to see and use
Love's infinite supply.

Mary Lucretia Barker Franklin

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