Poem July 23, 1979 Issue

WHO?

Claudine Humble Rolfs

WHO hangs out the moon?
WHO turns on the sun?
WHO makes the flowers bloom and puts fruit on the trees?
WHO sends the rain so I can make dams in the mud?
WHO made me stop, when I was hurting Skippy?
WHO woke up Daddy when I waded out in the lake?
WHO told the lady at the supermarket that the kitten
she found might be mine?

DO YOU know who, God?
Daddy says it's You—our real Father-Mother God,
watching over all.
Mummy says it's Your loving care.
And Nana says it's proof that You and all
You made are good.

I think that too, God.

Claudine Humble Rolfs

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