Poem April 25, 1988 Issue

The high way of compassion

Doris Lubin

Been down that road of compassion many times.
Sometimes compassionate zeal has blurred my eyes with tears
Till I've edged off the road—slipped into pity and despair.
Leads nowhere.

Now I've been taking compassion straight on to
the mountaintop of Spirit.

There I have a marvelous view of man in all his
perfection and completeness.

It's a take-your-breath-of-error-away view
—Revealing
Healing.

Doris Lubin

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