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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required When I passed from this worldly realm of earth, I became an angel in heaven with the Lord; Now my job was to tend the birds in paradise One day God called for me, and to him I soared. He told me that he had a plan for mankind, And that he was sending his only son to earth; Then God told me that I had a new job to do, I was to be an announcing angel of his birth. The night arrived and I came from heaven, And with me I brought a white bird of love; I sang so all could know of the birth of Christ, The messiah, and then I released the dove. But then God had more for me to do you see, He told me secretly that I was to be his angel; I would be there for Jesus for all his days, To watch over him and keep him from evil. I will never forget that blessed nativity scene, With Joseph and Mary and the baby Jesus; And all the lambs, donkeys, ox, and camels, The wise men came with gifts so boundless. And every angel in heaven was singing sweetly, Up above a shining star was glowing bright; And loudly I sang a song of praise and hope, Oh, it was an amazing holy and lovely night. _________________________________ November 8, 2015 Poetry/Quatrain/Christmas with Christ Copyright Protected, ID 15-724-704-0 All Rights Reserved. Written under Pseudonym.
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