When Mary looked down at her new born Son, did she know that those same little hands would be nailed to a tree?
The Same Little Hands
By: Dorothy Brock Holtslander
copyright 2003
His mother held Him close
As she gazed at His perfect face
She wondered if He knew even then
That He was the One, the Savior, the Lamb
She counted His toes, as new mothers do
and then tiny fingers
on tiny hands
How could she have know what was to be
That He would change the world for eternity
The same little hands
The same little feet feet
That would one day be nailed to a tree
She watched with a mother's joy
as His little feet took their first steps
She took pride when He was a little boy
and with His little hands built His first toy
How could she have known, how was she to see
the same little hands
the same little feet
would one day be nailed to a tree
His Father knew what had to be
those same little hands
those same little feet
nailed to a tree
for you and me
How odd that there have been no comments on this wonderful poem. It is magnificent to me. I find it a challenge to write with a new perspective on the old, old story, and am always thankful when the Lord gives me some of His perspective to share. It's obvious that this work is from Him.
Connie
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