The Feast of Stephen
THE FEAST OF STEPHEN
January is lonely—
And the difficulties
Wrap themselves anew
Round your legs once more—
Gone the few short days of
Belief strung like lights
From the eaves of Faith—
The warmth of anticipation—
The arms of joy to comfort—
The breathlessness of waiting—
And waiting for the coming—
For the borning of the new again—
In a child who is God—from the
Mother who first said Yes before
She had even seen His face.
December 2009
Dan Davis, © 2009
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~ by Dan Davis on 12.27.09.
Posted in Poems
Tags: belief, Blessed Mother, Christmas, depression, doubt, faith, Fiat, January, Mary, Mary's Fiat, Saying yes to God, The Christ Child, The Fiat, The Incarnation


I loved this poem. I thought it was beautiful.