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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
WHEN GOD SPEAKS, by CLARA COX EPPERSON
First Line: God does not speak in crowded rooms
Last Line: And your heart find.
Subject(s): God; Speech; Oratory; Orators
First Line: God does not speak in crowded rooms
Last Line: And your heart find.
Subject(s): God; Speech; Oratory; Orators
God does not speak in crowded rooms,
But in quiet, empty places
He speaks to you,
Your heart with courage to imbue.
A crowded room and crowded mind
He cannot reach;
On mountain tops -- in open spaces
He can best teach,
And your heart find.
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