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Did not the Son of God become man for me What have I Lord except for thee Few can say I gave my life for you Only one can say I was born for you Our hope, our very lives, on Him relies True strength in His hope it lies When sorrows pain or worries come Kneel there before the Holy One This Christmas night A child was born Whose fate was death His body torn To live and die For us alone Our sin and vice To God atone Yet in that little manger dear All joy is there, now endeth fear O come all ye faithful, come In heart to holy Bethlehem
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Dec 23, 2025
Dec 23, 2025 at 10:29 PM UTC
A Christmas Poem
Christ Jesus The only king in life Born in Bethlehem Palestine a long time ago And he died on the cross To set our souls free And he healed the sick and Suffering yes it's true and With his miracles of every Kind touch makes me Love Lord Jesus Christ So very much.
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Oct 17, 2024
Oct 17, 2024 at 3:16 PM UTC
Lord Jesus Christ
Christ is born this day with Bethlehem's poor. So unassuming, he enters our world with shepherds lowly coming to adore this infant Lord who will freedom herald. Christ is born this day with Bethlehem's poor. His star in the east did the magi see. A star never seen from the days of yore led them to this great child of low degree. Christ is born this day with Bethlehem's poor. His birth this day is marked by angels bright. Singing with cymbals in a placid night, they ushered in peace from heaven's great door. Christ is born this day with Bethlehem's poor. As foretold by the prophets and the law, He is born of a ****** chaste and meek. He will never loudly on the streets speak. Christ is born this day with Bethlehem's poor. He is lowly with royal ancestry, born of David's revered noble gentry. Men's grievous sins His blue blood atoned for. Christ is born this day with Bethlehem's poor. He came to earth with men to empathize. With us for each state he does sympathize. Our peace with God He came down to restore. Christ is born this day with Bethlehem's poor. A unifying force who will world peace make. Men of different races sing to adore this Christ child who will their cleavages break. Christ was numbered with the poor at birth, and with the transgressors at death.
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Dec 28, 2020
Dec 28, 2020 at 7:24 AM UTC
Christ is born(The Paradoxical Christ)
who, US? by Michael R. Burch jesus was born a palestinian child where there’s no Room for the meek and the mild ... and in bethlehem still to this day, lambs are born to cries of “no Room!” and Puritanical scorn ... under Herod, Trump, Bibi their fates are the same — the slouching Beast mauls them and WE have no shame: “who’s to blame?” What is happening to Palestinian children in Gaza and the West Bank is a crime against humanity, financed by American taxpayer dollars. Keywords/Tags: Palestine, Palestinian, children, Gaza, West Bank, Jerusalem, Bethlehem, Jesus, Christ, meek, mild, lamb, lambs, kids, Herod, Trump, Bibi, slouching, Beast, American, Christians, shame, blame
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Mar 25, 2020
Mar 25, 2020 at 2:08 AM UTC
who, US?
I know you’ve seen many Christmas poems today, And will in the days to come, But mine will be different, I pray. Amidst all of the gifts and presents, Among the crowds of relatives and good food, We cannot forget who is always in our presence. God the Father and God the Son, And God the Spirit, are present; The Trinity, three in one. Although the presents are fun, And you realize your crazy uncle is actually kind of cool, We have to leave time to remember the birth of God’s Son. If not for him, we wouldn’t be here; Without his birth in lowly Bethlehem, All of the gifts and happiness would disappear. So praise God this day That God arranged the ****** birth; Praise God every day That He sent His son to Earth.
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Dec 25, 2018
Dec 25, 2018 at 1:25 PM UTC
Another Christmas Poem
"And what rough beast, its hour come round at last, slouches towards Bethlehem to be born?" - W. B. Yeats: The Second Coming Dachshund Bred to burrow after badgers, what's he doing here? Terrorizing the underwear behind my couch. Is he a true hund, or just a pan-fried sausage with a Bluto chest? I wonder what they called him back then, in the Black Forest, when dogs were dogs. Tracker? Hunter? Try: Baron Von Putt-Putt Tootsie Roll. I'm Scot myself. My people once sacked York. No, this isn't York. It's Plano, Texas. Don't think a Dachshund and a Scot can't sack Dallas from here. Until then, we play our little game: What rough ****** slouches toward my underwear?
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Mar 1, 2018
Mar 1, 2018 at 1:23 PM UTC
Dachshund
Traveling along down that long dusty road Carrying within a heavy load You journeyed far as Christ in-dwelt A warmth that would cause ice to melt You went forth to Bethlehem: house of bread With no guarantees only Spirit led From there he came forth to shine the light That pierces even the blackest of night Born in a stable not a place to call your own But that night love itself came home Shepherds and wisemen and animals send Honor to the king as on knees they bend They came from fields both near and far Following the radiant wandering star They pay their respects and you hold it in your heart Could you have known the truth right from the start? You son would come to redeem and save But to do so, he would first be in a grave Was it quiet and still on the first night was all the world at peace For we received the presence of the one who frees As a mother you wrapped him in your loving arms As a mother you tried to keep him safe from harm As a mother you danced when he laughed and wept when he cried You held his body in your arms again when he died As a mother you walked beside him as he went You trusted his plan even if you didn’t see at the moment As a mother you were present and you cared You comforted your son when he was scared As a mother, show us your son that we too may know Him and follow him and likewise grow May our faith be strong and may it never die May the well run deep and the living waters never be dry As our mother, we look to you for compassion and healing As our mother intercede on our behalf as we are kneeling Be with us always and give us the grace To look around us and, everywhere, see Jesus’ face Bless and protect us and forgive us I pray As we battle to move forward day by day
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Dec 8, 2017
Dec 8, 2017 at 8:46 PM UTC
As A Mother
Traveling along down that long dusty road Carrying within a heavy load You journeyed far as Christ in-dwelt A warmth that would cause ice to melt You went forth to Bethlehem: house of bread With no guarantees only Spirit led From there he came forth to shine the light That pierces even the blackest of night Born in a stable not a place to call your own But that night love itself came home Shepherds and wisemen and animals send Honor to the king as on knees they bend They came from fields both near and far Following the radiant wandering star They pay their respects and you hold it in your heart Could you have known the truth right from the start? You son would come to redeem and save But to do so, he would first be in a grave Was it quiet and still on the first night was all the world at peace For we received the presence of the one who frees As a mother you wrapped him in your loving arms As a mother you tried to keep him safe from harm As a mother you danced when he laughed and wept when he cried You held his body in your arms again when he died As a mother you walked beside him as he went You trusted his plan even if you didn’t see at the moment As a mother you were present and you cared You comforted your son when he was scared As a mother, show us your son that we too may know Him and follow him and likewise grow May our faith be strong and may it never die May the well run deep and the living waters never be dry As our mother, we look to you for compassion and healing As our mother intercede on our behalf as we are kneeling Be with us always and give us the grace To look around us and, everywhere, see Jesus’ face Bless and protect us and forgive us I pray As we battle to move forward day by day
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Oh robin you so symbolize, The spirit of Christmas cheer, The chirpy way you bob about At this festive time of year. A Merry Christmas we exchange, Our eyes through holly meeting, Worth more to me than worldly-goods, That warm unspoken greeting.
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Nov 27, 2017
Nov 27, 2017 at 2:55 PM UTC
Christmas Greeting
wind forgets her moan morn's dirge hushed still and silent star heralds brilliance
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Dec 12, 2015
Dec 12, 2015 at 12:10 PM UTC
Bethlehem (haiku)
Bethlehem, so remarkably unimpressive and yet so holy. I long to visit you Small and humble but great and glorious. Hic de Virgine Maria Jesus Christus natus est an inscription reads as I get to a grotto. A fourteen-point silver star embedded into the marble is now indelibly embedded into my memory scorching its way into my heart burning the moment into my brain.
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Dec 11, 2015
Dec 11, 2015 at 4:59 PM UTC
“Hic de Virgine Maria Jesus Christus natus est “by Sofia Kioroglou
ome orth azarus, come th laz, ome for zus echo in the winds outside the empty cave; In the desert an insurrection to deluge the earth from cauldrons of faith; Tinderbox by the Dneiper, an interview stolen; Dance of Ishtar caged, the demiurge call. Treading on ice, our mortal lives; Ancient wells wailing with the earth; A vessel weathering the storm, sinking now at Galilee. At Golgotha, by the empty Crucifix; it all began here in Bethlehem where we wait.
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Dec 22, 2014
Dec 22, 2014 at 3:03 PM UTC
Come forth, Lazarus.