Classic and Contemporary Poetry
FOR INNOCENTS DAY, by LUKE WADDING First Line: The angel said to joseph mild Last Line: To die for man's redemption. Alternate Author Name(s): Waddinge, Luke Subject(s): Holy Innocents | ||||||||
The Angel said to Joseph mild Fly with the Mother and the Child, Out of this land to Egypt go, The Heavenly Babe will have it so; For that his hour is not yet come, To die for Man's Redemption. Proud Herod he doth froth and frown Feareth to lose Kingdom and Crown, Full of distain and full of scorn, He must destroy this young King born; But stay, his hour is not yet come To die for Man's Redemption. Herod, forbear this cruel flood Of the most pure innocent Blood, To thee a crown this Child doth bring To make thee happier than a king; From highest Heavens along he's come To die for Man's Redemption. | Other Poems of Interest...DIVINE EPIGRAMS, SELS. by RICHARD CRASHAW SLEEPY HOLLOW by WILLIAM ELLERY CHANNING (1817-1901) THE TWINS by HENRY SAMBROOKE LEIGH SONNET: 98 by WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE SONNET: TO L.T. IN FLORENCE by THOMAS BAILEY ALDRICH EMBLEMS OF LOVE: 20. EVER PRESENT by PHILIP AYRES SURNAMES by ANNA LETITIA BARBAULD RESURRECTION SONG by THOMAS LOVELL BEDDOES |
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