Child Emergent Poem by Mary Wismer

Child Emergent

Rating: 5.0


Renewing faith with evidence empirical.
Yes, we need fresh testimony lyrical,
Changing hearts that else would change to stone,
Healing those who, hearing, would atone,
Grace comes unexpectedly
In barns on bitter nights,
Ultimately ordinary
Lest we claim our rights.
May you find this Christmas inner peace
Equal to the patient love you give,
Releasing all the pain you can release,
Renewing all the grace with which you live.
Yet if God did descend one frosty night,
Child emergent from a mortal womb,
How can we comprehend so strange a sight,
Reason still incumbent in the room?

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Duncan Wyllie 30 December 2007

Did this one just happen! it has a fluid pace, so even and so beautifully written, One of the most enjoyable writes that I have read to date..** SUPERB ** Love duncan X

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Patrice James 25 December 2007

wonderful thoughts...thanks

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PERSIAN NIGHTINGALE 23 December 2007

there is love, the last reason to be alive

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