Miracle (1924)

Whoever saw a garden grow,

Or watched a robin build her nest,

Or lingered in the flaming glow

Of sunset blazing in the West;

Whoever walked the fruitful plain,

And saw the green stalks reach, and swell,

And ripen to a field of grain

Knows earth is full of miracle.

Whoever wandered in the wood,

And rambled down its aisle of dreams,

Or sought the orchard path, or stood

Where falls the murmur of a stream;

Whoever watched a cloudland wild,

Or sensed the twilight’s gentle spell,

Or prattled with a little child

Knows life is full of miracle.

Collected poems of Clarence Edwin Flynn, second series · 第 112 / 215 题