Poem June 30, 1962 Issue

NEW GROWTH

Alice Troxell McCoun

New growth is tender.
Touch not unless
God's warm caress
Of gentleness
Lifts it to splendor.

New growth is keyed
To quiet times
When goodness climbs
With Spirit's chimes
To meet each need.

New growth at last
Reaches the height
Where spiritual sight
Reveals Truth's might,
And doubt has passed.

Alice Troxell McCoun

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