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WE LOWED
I knew not, where from they came
but from the mouths of all
The story was the same
Nazareth in Gallilee,
To Bethlehem, this town in Judaea;
They traveled, to our lowly cattle shed;
And there it was, that ox, and I cattle, had
Witnessed the birth; of this dear sweet lad
The baby Jesus He
Awoke, to receive the gifts
From the Magi three;
Gold Frankincense and Myrrh, they did bring,
And at his feet, they laid it in the hay;
You'd swear He was a king.
© gillena cox, Pink Crush page 42
The Tuesday Platform open mic
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The birth of a King......well told.
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I like the animals perspective.
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Thank you Sherry
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It was already discerned at that point that the baby was meant for bigger things! Well crafted Gillena!
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Thanks for your appreciation Hank
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This is a nice read, Gillena. I like the ending, and yes, He is King!!
ReplyDeleteA day will come when every knee shall bow and confess Him King.
Too late for many then to help their own welfare, but grudgingly they will.
AH yes Jim, it is written
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Such an imaginative viewpoint, Gillena.
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You'd swear He was a King..well there was certainly something different about that child...bet there was an amazing aura in that stable. Nice poem. Happy New Year Gillena !
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