MEA CULPA
By Ethna Carbery
Be pitiful, my God!
No hard-won gifts I bring—
But empty, pleading hands
To Thee at evening.
Spring came, white-browed and young,
I, too, was young with Spring.
There was a blue, blue heaven
Above a skylark’s wing.
By Ethna Carbery
Be pitiful, my God!
No hard-won gifts I bring—
But empty, pleading hands
To Thee at evening.
Spring came, white-browed and young,
I, too, was young with Spring.
There was a blue, blue heaven
Above a skylark’s wing.