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God's Gift by Alize Patterson
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| On a cold, snowy, New York day, |
| God looked upon the earth in dismay |
| He thought, "This world needs some joy around here |
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me see what I can do to bring more cheer."
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| As a couple awaiting birth, in the Bronx cold, |
| God announced, "They will receive the gift I will mold. |
| They'll receive a boy who will grow into a man |
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only for awhile, will he live on the land."
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| He took from the sun, rays of light |
| to shine through the boy's pearly whites. |
| He took from the trees, strength and height |
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make this gift a wondrous sight.
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| "Easy on the eyes," God said, "he will be, |
| that way you'll know he came from me." |
| His hair made dark just like the night sky. |
| Two
stars were taken and placed in his eyes.
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| "When this boy grows into a man |
| The look he gives will be his command." |
| From the ocean He wove many waves in his hair |
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added here and there on his body so bare.
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| Long arms, legs to walk with grace, |
| With a caring and loving look on his face. |
| Men will look up to him, women will swoon, |
| A
hero for children from a catchy little tune.
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| He will have compassion and interest in mankind |
| he will be fun, well-liked, with an active mind, |
| full of elegance, charm and an adventurous way, |
| God
rolled out his best and called it a day.
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| "He'll be human, no doubt, and make wrong turns, |
| but I'll be right there to see that he learns." |
| After completion of such a marvelous plan, |
| God
said, "There shall be no other like this man."
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| So our gift from heaven will forever be part |
| of our group, our thoughts, our souls, our hearts. |