Said I: “See yon vast heaven shine,-
What earthly sight diviner?
Before such radiant Design
Why doubt Designer?”
Said he: “Design is just a thought
In human cerebration,
And meaningless if Man is not
Part of creation.
“But grant Design,-we may imply
The job took toil aplenty;
Then why one sole designer, why
Not ten or twenty.
“But should there be one Source supreme
Of matter and of motion,
Why mould it like our man-machine
For daft devotion?”
Said I: “You may be right or wrong,
I'll seek not to discover . . .
I listen to yon starry song,-
Still, still God's lover.”
Fool Faith
Robert Service
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Poem topics: god, heaven, song, human, grant, source, listen, wrong, discover, doubt, supreme, shine, thought, matter, devotion, I love you, I miss you, Print This Poem , Rhyme Scheme
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