Poems (Toke)/Saint Thomas's day

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SAINT THOMAS'S DAY.
O THOU! who didst with love untold
 Thy doubting servant cheer,
And bade the eye of sense behold,
 What faith should have made clear;
Grant us, like him, with heartfelt awe,
 To own Thee God and Lord,
And from his hour of darkness, draw
 A fuller faith's reward.

And while that wondrous record now,
 Of unbelief we hear,
Oh! let us only lowlier bow,
 In self-distrusting fear;
And pray that we may never dare
 Thy Spirit so to grieve,
But at the last their blessing share,
 Who see not, yet believe.


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