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Baby Jesus Poems
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Jesus felt the donkey’s breath
The beast was near His head
The warmth was good
On such a night
In a manger for a bed.
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Many were witnesses
That starry night
To a very special birth
Mary screamed
And held on tight
But afterward, there was mirth.
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Baby Jesus smelled fresh hay
In the manger where He lay
He also whiffed some donkey doo
Such was His new
Life’s debut.
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The donkey looked at the dog and lamb
Strangers were staying in the stable
Mary and Joseph lunched on a stump
This stable, like most, had no table.
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Night had come to Bethlehem
The stable had gone all dark
The Baby lying there in the trough
Laughed at the dog’s every bark.
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The Babe had come to planet earth
To carry out a great task
His job was not to find fault
But to give us all some worth.
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A knock on the door caused the collie to bark
Joseph went to answer
A new-found friend had brought food for 3
Joseph’s grin said, “Even tea!”
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A cardinal alighted where the Baby lay
Its red plumes made the Infant smile
Its head and eyes could not be still
Such was its naturalistic style.
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The noise of the cock’s crow woke them up
A brand new day came bursting forth
The hungry Infant kicked its feet
Until the Jew gave it teat.
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The tiny Baby didn’t pay any mind
To the cow, the ass or the buzzing bee
He was busy listening to lovely trills
Of a songbird outside in a tree.
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The Baby knew what each one needed
First thing was a bath!
Raindrops filled an outdoor tub
Then Joseph stripped to scrub.
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Three strange men finely dressed
Came to offer gifts
They were wise and from the East
Wasn’t one a priest?
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Mary didn’t thank God
She knew just who her child was
With its tiny fingers and wee toes
Every day it put on shows.
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The stars twinkled their very best
The moon’s mood was good
The sun asked to shine a bit more
The swaddled Babe said it could.
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Mary said to bearded Joseph
The Baby needed broth
“Go and catch some river fish,
I’ll make a tasty dish.”
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This newborn Babe wasn’t black
Neither was He white
His skin was sort of greenish-tan—
A black olive light?
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Joseph, with his gentle arms,
Lifted the newborn Lad
On down the road the wee One’s arms
Would gently lift the dad.
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A blue and yellow butterfly alighted
On the Savior’s naked knee
The soft tickle made Him start
Then smile at the familiar butterfly art.
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Winds and rain roared outside
The walls of the stable shook
The candle flame’s erratic dance
Gave each face a ghostly look.
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An angel said the name Jesus meant Savior
He would save His people from sin
Joseph was happy and married Mary
With God he was guaranteed a win.
[ by: Randall D Barfield © 2007 Copyright (booksdavid@hotmail.com) - submitted by: Randall D Barfield ]
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