Poem September 6, 1958 Issue

CHILD

Mark 10:15

Norma MacDow Kemon

The thought of "child" is innocency.
Clarify this thought.
Let suggested delinquency
Be Truth-known as nought;
Keep thought of "child" feather-wrapped
In high aspiration.
Beneath His outstretched arm can be
No false insinuation.
Think of "child" as you think of song
The angels ever sing;
For the thought of "child," held a day long,
Is a holy thing.

Norma MacDow Kemon

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