The Ten Comandments

Moses climbed the mountain tall
Thanking God he did not fall
He reached the top and with a smile
He talked to God for a while
God gave him stone tablets of comandments ten
He climbed down the mountan but then
He seen the people worshiping a calf of gold
In anger he broke the tablets in which God told
The way that you should live your life
With happiness and joy, not fear and strife
The people then stopped their idol worship
And the statue they did tip
Moses was now happy but then
He had to climb the mountain again
Copyright © | Year Posted 2007

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