The Infant Gently say His name make no harsh sound, He is so very small cannot be found In turbulent thought where love is lost. Softly say His name do not accost. Behold His yearning to embrace both you and I, yet far too often we do make Him cry. In the Virgin Mother's arms O what a smile, Happy to have found refuge for a while. When at last in Triune Glory descending from above, Shall He find just fragments of His most precious love. Gently say His name... Walter Stuck
Reason for writing:
Gratitude for all the gifts I have received from God.
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