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Helicopters


Swooping for the warm green grass blades

Whirling with the rushing gusts

Single winged seeds fly air raids

‘Neath the trees who in them trust.

Blades of metal? They will rust.

 

Man does not outdo his Maker

In the smallest of His toys.

We create with metal, larger,

Cruder crafts, with much less joy.

We create with serious ardor...

 

But when God creates

 

He is like a little boy

 

 

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