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Poem by Robert William Service


Fi-Fi in Bed


Up into the sky I stare;
All the little stars I see;
And I know that God is there
O, how lonely He must be!

Me, I laugh and leap all day,
Till my head begins to nod;
He’s so great, He cannot play:
I am glad I am not God.

Poor kind God upon His throne,
Up there in the sky so blue,
Always, always all alone...
“Please, dear God, I pity You.”



Robert William Service


Robert William Service's other poems:
  1. “Fighting Mac”
  2. The March of the Dead
  3. The Cremation of Sam Mcgee
  4. Music in the Bush
  5. The Rhyme of the Remittance Man


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