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From different times of splender our hearts go out to thee , in troubled times when the crow returns to it's stag to pluck and proon  ,  and the mornings dew has cast it's spell , as if the shades of the berries in the forest have now  all gone , and the grave was never entered , the church was never built . How then if when  the gates were never shut . not crushed to death by hungry crowds. and Tom   to dock yards went so he could buy some bread , to feed his wife and child . The love they felt when they were fed on this Christmas morning. As children played or begged , or stole to feed their swollen bellies , in slum streets this day , a feast didst lay afore them . Lamb roasted on a spit , Tom's door was now flung open , No more hunger , No more shackles of rent man , poor house years , then ****** tears shivering in dark infested boxes . Yet to this day a child was born  into this poverty , to save , amidst wise men and donkey. Then a crow with eager eye picked a snake did wrestle , took it away , it's beak it's prey , rose  to catch the dawn . For a bud was formed not in autumn not on June , did it blossom but out of hardship did it lay , out of a forgotten tommrow .
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Dec 24, 2018
Dec 24, 2018 at 4:06 PM UTC
The Crow vll
From different times of splender our hearts go out to thee , in troubled times when the crow returns to it's stag to pluck and proon  ,  and the mornings dew has cast it's spell , as if the shades of the berries in the forest have now  all gone , and the grave was never entered , the church was never built . How then if when  the gates were never shut . not crushed to death by hungry crowds. and Tom   to dock yards went so he could buy some bread , to feed his wife and child . The love they felt when they were fed on this Christmas morning. As children played or begged , or stole to feed their swollen bellies , in slum streets this day , a feast didst lay afore them . Lamb roasted on a spit , Tom's door was now flung open , No more hunger , No more shackles of rent man , poor house years , then ****** tears shivering in dark infested boxes . Yet to this day a child was born  into this poverty , to save , amidst wise men and donkey. Then a crow with eager eye picked a snake did wrestle , took it away , it's beak it's prey , rose  to catch the dawn . For a bud was formed not in autumn not on June , did it blossom but out of hardship did it lay , out of a forgotten tommrow .
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Dec 24, 2018
Dec 24, 2018 at 4:06 PM UTC
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