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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
THE WHOLE, by FRANK HARTMAN
First Line: Within the precinct of the soul
Last Line: Are vibrant with the pulse of god.
Subject(s): Soul
First Line: Within the precinct of the soul
Last Line: Are vibrant with the pulse of god.
Subject(s): Soul
Within the precinct of the soul
Resides the substance of the whole.
Not only man, not only sun,
Contains the great eternal One.
The lowly weed, the muggy sod
Are vibrant with the pulse of God.
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