* Come See

Come see! Come see! shouts the children.
For this day there has been a baby born.
His parents traveled many days and nights,
all the towns, cities would not allow them rest.
They were so tired, exhausted, the woman was
expecting a baby like no other ever known.
She riding proudly upon the donkey and her husband,
at her side leading them slowly over rocky paths and
up many steep hills but they never thought of stopping.
Every door knocked on denied them entry, telling them
no room here you most move on for your kind is 
unwelcome here in this city, town, country. 
Never once did they complain all she knew was the
baby was coming soon so when all impossible that
there would be no place for rest they knocked one
more time on a small door in the far away city.
The keeper came and said Move on I have no room 
for the likes of you, but sir my wife is with child it
will be born this night then I have a empty stable you
may use good night sir now move on.
So they walked down the road a little further and there
it was this small stable with a horse, a cow, some sheep
and much straw and hay and there he helped her down.
With in hours the baby came it was a boy child and the
sky lite like diamonds and one star shinned brighter
then the others leading those in the desert to this child
who was born this day in Bethlehem His name was JESUS!
Copyright © | Year Posted 2009

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Smith-Johnsen Avatar
December 17, 2009 at 2:45 AM
Rhonda, This poem is full of richnesses. It brings Jesus into homes. He came into a humble home. He taught the feelings of love and compassion by His perfect example. I "hear" your voice and feel your faith through this poem. Thank you for being you. (Soupmail) Lovingly, Dane Ann
George   Avatar
December 17, 2009 at 1:08 AM
Beautifully told, dear Rhonda.This touched my heart. Thank you for sharing. Love, Lainie
Kershaw Avatar
December 12, 2009 at 4:57 PM
Rhonda, wise men seek him still. Happy Birthday Lord! Well Done dear Lady. Love, Will
Culverhouse Avatar
December 11, 2009 at 7:12 PM
great poem, enjoyed reading today.
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