Before
- brigittepstarkey
- Nov 4, 2016
- 1 min read
Before there was a Santa Claus
There was a hungry child
With no place to sleep
And not much to wear.
Before there was a Santa Claus
There was an innkeeper
With no rooms to rent
And not too much time.
Before there was a Santa Claus
A man reached out in love,
Made room in a barn,
And offered bread.
The child could not eat the gold
Or wrap himself in the myrrh
Or comfort himself with
The frankincense.
Before there was a Santa Claus
A harried innkeeper
With little to give
Gave all that he could
And water turned to wine
Two coins became a treasure
A few fish fed five thousand
Because Love was born
Before there was a Santa Claus.
(from Life Is a Poem to God)
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