Ballads of Peace in War by Michael Earls
page 48 of 82 (58%)
page 48 of 82 (58%)
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A VOW-DAY FLOWER (POVERTY, CHASTITY, OBEDIENCE) Three little leaves like shamrock, And the trefoil's love-lit eyes, Whether it takes the sunshine Or the shadows from the skies. And richer than rose or lily Is the flower he wears today, With triune bloom and fragrance >From earth to heaven alway. Poverty is the low leaf, And one is chastely white, And the red love of obedience Goes up to God a light. Grow, good flower, and keep him Who wears your bloom today, Shadow and sunshine bless him, And the trefoil's heavenward way. |
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