Poem January 31, 1959 Issue

PROTECTION FOR A FLEDGLING

Deuteronomy 32:11

Kathleen O'Connor

As eagle stirreth up her nest,
Fluttereth gently o'er her young,
Spreadeth abroad her pinions vast,
Beareth them on wings outflung,

So Love is under, over, all
As youth adventures on its own;
No fledgling thus upheld can fall.
Our loved one will not be alone.

Embraced within the Father's plan
His perfect child can never roam;
As God is with His image, man,
Love omnipresent is his home.

Kathleen O'Connor

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