Bernard Kennedy (20 May 1956 / dublin)
Poems by Bernard Kennedy : 7 / 43
Christmas
A glimmer slowly seen,
and then, hope burned,
in the cold cavern.
and knowing slowly caught.
This is Christmas,
light and dark,
and darkness dims
and natures canvas
paints, the inner meaning,
born in a cave.
The first etch of redemption.
Bernard Kennedy
Submitted: Thursday, March 08, 2012
Poems by Bernard Kennedy : 7 / 43
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