One Day

by William Mae   Dec 24, 2016


One day I know not when,
the blind man will see again,
The deaf who cannot hear,
will wake to loud angelic cheer.
The twisted limbs drawn from age,
will dance before a holy babe,
The harlots life which sin decayed,
will be restored by Him that day.
The leper longing to be clean,
will no longer have to dream.
And all who fear deaths resting place,
rejoice for now they can be saved.

We find this gentle babe of old,
restores all that sin has stole.
With Angels all should join in praise,
the coming back of this babe.
The pain which sin dispensed so brave,
will find it's self, locked in that grave.
The broken hearts, the souls dismay,
will be renewed by Christ that day.

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  • 6 years ago

    by mossgirl19

    You are blessed to hope in that day to come. This is a beautiful declaration. Blessings!

  • 7 years ago

    by Em

    Very thought provoking and as Meena says brings things to life.
    Well done as always.

    Em

  • 7 years ago

    by Meena Krish

    :) I like this seasonal writes and you have a way to bring this age old religious story alive by giving it a tune, flow and rhymes which will make the reader go right up to the end. Another lovely write!

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