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A Farmer placed a cross of wood for his beloved friend , In a field of snow to mark the grave for where he lay , a sodden block of wood . A Crow perched for a little while on that Cross he layed , his only friend layed to rest in a cold dark thank less grave . His feet frozen in the snow ,   no one for him to talk to , Just a field of empty snow. . A cross of wood before him , one Cross sunk in this bitter field , and a few penny's to his name Now to tell a tale of woe and self belief , this genr who now layes beneath a slab was hungry for some meat . To feed his daughter and his wife to London Docks did go , and when those gate were open wide a thousand men burst forth , only to lose his footing and so , down he went, with no air for man to breath , into the ground  did go.. Gave up  his life to sacrifice for his wife and for his daughter . The Farmer picked up his sack that he had carried with him , full of Food , poltary bread and cheese , and left it for outside the doors of every slum that night . To lay down our lives so our friends may live would be the least a man could do . To give ones life at Christmas time so this bread could satisfy your soul . Hush Mummy and Daddy creep up the stairs   , Hush don't awake the kids , With silver bows next to their children's toes , Back from midnight mass , On this sacred holy night , dressed in red , With a hood over their head , awaited for dawn on this blessed morn , With jingle bells , and cuddles . And a feast fit for a King . The crow with sacred book now turned to a holy man of times long past , the book of Zechariah . Come to me Jeruslem , Gods people on earth unite , One Holy mountain will split on Christs return , East and to the West . Like a theif in the night . No shrine , No catacomb, No rotting corpse , To  bow low , But a Risen Christ. , On Holy mountain , One King over all the earth . The crow left the Church which door had been left ajar , For later that night the Farmer would. Gaze on a cross  in a Church where carols sang , Sang from hungry souls that Christmas night was the heart of every man , In thankful praise their God filled days  that Christ did come to save this earth From this sinful  soul on man
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Nov 25, 2016
Nov 25, 2016 at 1:26 PM UTC
The Snow Crow ll. (. Over 18s. Only Christmas spoiler alert ).
A Farmer placed a cross of wood for his beloved friend , In a field of snow to mark the grave for where he lay , a sodden block of wood . A Crow perched for a little while on that Cross he layed , his only friend layed to rest in a cold dark thank less grave . His feet frozen in the snow ,   no one for him to talk to , Just a field of empty snow. . A cross of wood before him , one Cross sunk in this bitter field , and a few penny's to his name Now to tell a tale of woe and self belief , this genr who now layes beneath a slab was hungry for some meat . To feed his daughter and his wife to London Docks did go , and when those gate were open wide a thousand men burst forth , only to lose his footing and so , down he went, with no air for man to breath , into the ground  did go.. Gave up  his life to sacrifice for his wife and for his daughter . The Farmer picked up his sack that he had carried with him , full of Food , poltary bread and cheese , and left it for outside the doors of every slum that night . To lay down our lives so our friends may live would be the least a man could do . To give ones life at Christmas time so this bread could satisfy your soul . Hush Mummy and Daddy creep up the stairs   , Hush don't awake the kids , With silver bows next to their children's toes , Back from midnight mass , On this sacred holy night , dressed in red , With a hood over their head , awaited for dawn on this blessed morn , With jingle bells , and cuddles . And a feast fit for a King . The crow with sacred book now turned to a holy man of times long past , the book of Zechariah . Come to me Jeruslem , Gods people on earth unite , One Holy mountain will split on Christs return , East and to the West . Like a theif in the night . No shrine , No catacomb, No rotting corpse , To  bow low , But a Risen Christ. , On Holy mountain , One King over all the earth . The crow left the Church which door had been left ajar , For later that night the Farmer would. Gaze on a cross  in a Church where carols sang , Sang from hungry souls that Christmas night was the heart of every man , In thankful praise their God filled days  that Christ did come to save this earth From this sinful  soul on man
Sorry half of this poem been up for a week Finnished now Yipee ,
Travellerintime
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Nov 25, 2016
Nov 25, 2016 at 1:26 PM UTC
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