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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
CREEDS, by WILLIAM ORDWAY PARTRIDGE
First Line: The creed thy father built, wherein his soul
Last Line: So broad that all mankind may feast with thee.
Subject(s): Religion; Theology
First Line: The creed thy father built, wherein his soul
Last Line: So broad that all mankind may feast with thee.
Subject(s): Religion; Theology
The creed thy father built, wherein his soul
Did live and move and find its vital joy,
May be but small to thee; then, without fear,
Build o'er again the atrium of the soul
So broad that all mankind may feast with thee.
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