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All over the worldMother Teresa travelledTo help the poor people,And in between she fell ill.Despite her fragile healthThe society grew in..

In the year nineteen eighty,The Missionaries of charity,Opened a separate entityFor priests observing spirituality.They were called Co-workersAnd..

In 2003, nineteenth October,At Rome’s Saint Peter’s square,Pope John Paul II declaredMother Teresa as Blessed.She said, “If we rememberThat God loves..

“There is so much hatred,And misery in the world,Prayer attached with sacrificeWill bring, at home, peace.”“In the family, love begins.From there it..

Mother Teresa shunned politics.Once she said, “If I’m in politics,I may stop loving people,That I can’t think of or spell.”“You work for the poor,And..

“Call him Allah or Ishwar,Or simply God forever,But He had made mankindMore to love and be loved.”“We cannot love sans prayer.So, Let us pray..

How can a dedicated Mother,Single handed, take careOf the sick, dying and poorLying in streets uncared for?Hospitals refused to admitAll cases..

In 1971, Mother won Peace Prize,In 1973, Templeton Prize,In 1979, Nobel Peace Prize,For all her humane services.The highest civilian award,Bharat..

Dame Snow has been knitting all dayWith needles of crystal and pearlTo make a big, beautiful stockingFor Santa, her merriest son;And now in some..

Of all the happy and holy timesThat fill the steeples with merry chimesAnd warm our hearts in the coldest climes,'Twas Christmas eve, as I live by..

Two centuries' winter storms have lashed the changing sands of Falmouth's shore,Deep-voiced, the winds, swift winged, wild, have echoed there the..

THE horns of the moon are tippedWith pearl. Her lover, wooedBy charms and won, Endymion,Inherits quietude.White the gleamOf the dreamOn his eyes.The..

THIS tattered catechism weaves a spell,Invoking from the Long Ago a childWho deemed her fledgling soul so sin-defiledShe practised with a..

WILD Europe, red with Woden's dreadful dew,On fire with Loki's hate, more savage thanBeasts that we shame by likening to man,Was it toward this the..

SUMMER fervors slacken;Sumac torches dim;There's bronze upon the bracken;September has a whimFor carmine, pearl and amberTouches on her green;Busy..

SHAKERAGS, cripples, gaunt and dazed,Prison-broken hosts on hosts,Torture-scarred and dungeon-crazed,Down the convict road they pour,More and more..

For the Reunion of the Bates Family at Quincy, August 3, 1916FAR away on the sunny levelsWhere Kent lies drowsing beside the sea,Where over the..

GOD help him! Ay, and let us help him, too,Help him with our one hundred million mindsMolded to loyalty, so that he findsThe faith of the Republic..

O dear my Country, beautiful and dear,Love cloth not darken sight.God looketh through Love's eyes, whose vision clearBeholds more flaws than keenest..

YOUNG, the naked stoker who wentMad with the fires and leapt to the sea,Boyhood still in the voice that sentOne shrill cry back from..

NOT yet hath Nature, lovely colorist,Bestirred her from creative dream to flingSoft flame upon the woods, —nay, not to dipOne pleading maple-tipIn..

AT last, at last the CrescentFalls back before the Cross.Great spirits, incandescentWith longing and with loss,Gleam from the clouds, crusadersWho..

(A medieval Spanish legend slanderously setting forth the utter unreason of woman.)ROMAQUIA sat and wept herLace mantilla full of tears.King Abit..

'The priests distributed various coloured silken threads to weave for the veil of the sanctuary; and it fell to Mary's lot to weave purple.'—The Book..

FRAGRANT are the cedar-boughs stretching green and level,Feasting-halls where waxwings flit at their spicy revel,But O the pine, the questing pine..