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Poem by Ella Wheeler Wilcox


Philosophy


At morn the wise man walked abroad, 
Proud with the learning of great fools.
He laughed and said, ‘There is no God –
‘Tis force creates, ‘tis reason rules.’

Meek with the wisdom of great faith, 
At night he knelt while angels smiled, 
And wept and cried with anguished breath, 
‘Jehovah, God, save Thou my child.’



Ella Wheeler Wilcox


Ella Wheeler Wilcox's other poems:
  1. The Birth of the Orchid
  2. The Black Charger
  3. All the World
  4. At Set of Sun
  5. The Call (All wantonly in hours of joy)


Poems of the other poets with the same name:

  • Edith Nesbit Philosophy ("THE sulky sage scarce condescends to see")
  • Norman Gale Philosophy ("'Tis sometimes Fortune's little joke")
  • Richard Hovey Philosophy ("I SOMETIMES long to throw my books away")
  • Amy Levy Philosophy ("Ere all the world had grown so drear")

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