The Soul Of A Century/A loveless world
A LOVELESS WORLD
Then inwardly I mused and asked;
“How would a love-less world appear?”
’Twould be a barren, lifeless waste
Without flowers blooming here.
The heart would roam about the world
’Til grief would end its plight.
’Twould be as sad as it was before
God said, “Let there be Light.”
’Twould be so sad that man alone
Would not want to tread the sod,
And even the Lord in the heavens above
Would not want to be a God.
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