Poem October 8, 1966 Issue

HERITAGE OF LOVE

Jeanette LeMoyne

The world, once limited, is wide
Now as the sky and the sea,
It stretches out on every side
In its immensity.

And yet the world, when bridged, is small
By span, for fleet and planes
Mate time and space in each and all
Their marvelous domains.

Blest by His own beloved Word,
Our faith in active outflow
Evokes more insight now than stirred
The manna, long ago.

Jeanette LeMoyne

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