English poem
With Outstretched Cup
by Adelbert Farrington Caldwell
A tiny blossom,-- Just a lone weed beside the garden wall, Ragged, a little vagrant beggar, Pleading for a drop of sunshine--that was all!
There I beheld it, Lifting from the tangled grass its outstretched cup,-- “Take, too, my empty life,” I cried. “With Thy unfailing mercies Fill it up!”