Poem April 17, 1995 Issue

In the deep Soul

Jane Kanugu Isaac

Dear Editors:

I'm happy sharing the wonderful thought that Christian Science has brought me to. Here is a poem I would like to share, from Kenya.

Like a symbol of God

the sun stares with a smile. The trees dance in the while to welcome the wind in tune, for the calm heart to embrace.

Shrieks and laughter blaze of children with shiny face— they skip, they dance, and they roll as if to revive innocence in our world.

To the one sustaining All the happy and sorrowing may come; To God's justice and love appeal. Silently He is radiant in truth, ever present through all time.

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