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The Gift

by Patricia P Sims — Read all 10 poems by Patricia P Sims

This poem addresses the gift that we have all been given whether we accept/embrace it or reject it.

Wednesday, January 18, 2017

The Gift

Long ago across the sea
A gift was given to you and me.
A gift so precious and so rare
A gift you can't find anywhere.
A gift that far outweighs gold
A gift that is felt only by the soul.
A gift that some have already found,
and once found grows by leaps and bounds.
A gift that you hold very dear
A gift of love, a gift of cheer.
This gift was God's only son
The Savior of men.
He was born and He died
That we might live again. The Gift



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Reviewed by KJ McPhee
Reviewed on January 19, 2017
Very nicely and simply put. Here's to prophets, not profits.


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