A Slammin' Celebration

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    A Slammin' Celebration

    On that glorious eve,
    shepherds in the field
    fell to trembling knees,
    witnessed with double-wide eyes
    angels light up inky-dark skies
    praising, singing and exalting
    the swaddled, infant King,
    born to blessed Jewish refugees,
    hunted by Herod, the evil king
    who feared the Child's sovereignty_
    It was He, the Child
    whom the magi deemed
    the fullment of Biblical prophecy_
    It was He, the Child
    whom some people highly esteemed,
    and others labeled a super-celebrity_
    Alas, it was He, the Rabbi
    some misguided souls regarded
    as merely a teacher of morality.
    But to us, He is the Messiah,
    the Mighty Horn of Salvation__
    Whose birthday is truly worthy
    of a grand-slam celegration.

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    cynthiakehl commented on A Slammin' Celebration

    07-28-2009

    fantastic! truth is written in this poem, Amen! :)

    markrohaley commented on A Slammin' Celebration

    01-29-2009

    Amen ! Praise you Father !

    The true philosopher and the true poet are one, and a beauty, which is truth, and a truth, which is beauty, is the aim of both.

    Ralph Waldo Emerson, American Poet (1803-1882)

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