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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
GILEAD, by MARY BRENNAN CLAPP
First Line: The heart is cold that has not chilled
Last Line: Have never seen the need to pray.
Subject(s): Religion; Theology
First Line: The heart is cold that has not chilled
Last Line: Have never seen the need to pray.
Subject(s): Religion; Theology
The heart is cold that has not chilled
With fear that love could pass away.
The soul is dry that does not thirst
For clear refreshment day by day.
And eyes are dim that in the light,
Have never seen the need to pray.
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