Poem November 9, 1968 Issue

ONE CONSTANT RIGHT

Ellen Shank Collins

Love, unchanged by circumstance.
Love, still love, regardless of
another's attitude or ignorance.
Love, volition from one stable source,
not lessened by the fear that anger
has to run its course.

To Love, all views are lovable.
The only man is incorruptible.
Why punish self with mock retaliation?
Love's image really knows no deviation
that nullifies man's power from above
to live, on earth, his constant right to love.

Ellen Shank Collins

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