Happy Birthday Jesus

My mind oft digresses to a passed time and day
And in thought I see a manger so far, far away. 

I visualize the first Christmas gift swaddled and fair
No fancy gift-wrapping and few that would care.

Millenniums are now spent and yet silently I pause
Remembering this event, predating Santa Claus;

I contemplate at length, why so few seem to care
Demonstrating not angst for their soul and it's fare.

Being overly preoccupied in the spirit of the season
Oft captures my thoughts, from Jesus, the reason.

At times I'm Immersed with seasonal things to do
But to this gift of Christmas I will never bid adieu.

So with Christmas upon us let the message thus be
About a child named Jesus, whose mission was Calvary.

Give the gift that keeps giving, one born in a stable
For He did for mankind that which no other was able.

Happy Birthday Jesus!

Merry Christmas Everyone
& 
Jesus Loves You
Copyright © | Year Posted 2009

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Dufresne Avatar
January 29, 2010 at 3:55 AM
Hi Tom. I wrote to congratulate you on your oklahoma poem feature this week.Congratulations. Very touching tribute indeed. Now I came across this one of yours . Very well written poem about our Lord's birthday. Nicely done. enjoyed. -Robert
Brown Avatar
December 1, 2009 at 10:43 AM
Wishing you a week blessed with love and inspiration Tom. I am thanking you for posting your excellent poetry which I have enjoyed reading today. Love, Carol
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November 30, 2009 at 6:26 AM
Nice spiritual write, to many christianity is a very personal thing between themselves and their creator. Thanks for sharing these inspirational thoughts. A. W. www.freewebs.com/abcedit
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