Poem May 17, 1982 Issue

Two angel hands

PAUL OSBORNE WILLIAMS

As one thought may direct two hands, which work
as one, which make and cleanse, combine, defend,
refine, ward off, tie down, make smooth, enclose—
so does the reach of gratitude merge with
obedience to Principle, which grasps
the facts of real being, holds them firm.

Then, like two angels, one that loves and one
that guards, defends, prevents invasion, these
abilities take hold of weighty things
and lift them high with ease, so streaming rays
of Mind's intelligence leave no aspect
or hollow unrevealed—illumine all.

Obedience and gratitude at one
turn all experience to Spirit's light.

PAUL OSBORNE WILLIAMS

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