Thursday 15 December 2022

Poem 8 Joseph and Jesus

 

Our eighth poem is by Robert Graves (from the Spanish.)

Joseph and Jesus

Said Joseph unto Mary, ‘Be counselled by me: Fetch your love child from the manger, for to Egypt we must flee.’

As Mary went a-riding up the hill out of view, the ass was much astonished how like a dove he flew.

Said Jesus unto Joseph, who his soft check did kiss: ‘There are thorns in your beard, good sir. I asked not for this.’

Then Joseph brought to Jesus hot paps of white bread which, when it burned that pretty mouth Joseph swallowed in his stead.

May God Bless Always, Women of Faith and Hope by My Mother Rose.

Created by Katie Robinson

 

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