Poem December 13, 2021 Issue

The daystar of divine Science

Elizabeth Jones

They say the star of Bethlehem
Shone brightly on that night,
To lead the wise men on their way
To view the babe of light.

I thought about that guiding star,
But not as mass on high,
But rather, symbol of the Truth,
Its presence ever nigh.

Before the world was ever known,
Of so-called stars and moon,
That central point of pure white light,
Saw God and man in tune.

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