Poem May 6, 1967 Issue

FULFILLMENT

Mildred Lincoln Russell

In Soul's completeness grows no might-have-been,
No blighted blossom powered to begin
But not fulfill the loveliness of Love;

In Life's abundance grows no could -have-been,
No scarcity, no penury, no thin,
Sad, barren wilderness deprived of good;

In Mind's attractive allness lies the bliss
Of knowing Love has never gone amiss,
But governs, blesses, constitutes God's man.

In Truth's reality no frightened sense
Can mingle unreality and hence
Implant a lie to undermine God's plan—

The promised blooming of the wilderness,
The full fruition of Love's loveliness—
Reality of being, understood.

Mildred Lincoln Russell

NEXT IN THIS ISSUE

Article

Prayer: Precise and Specific

May 6, 1967

We'd love to hear from you!

Easily submit your testimonies, articles, and poems online.

Submit