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Arise Little Maid

Contributed by Elizabeth_Dandy on Sunday, 8th July 2012 @ 01:01:23 PM in AEST
Topic: spiritual






Talitha Coum! - and Jesus gently bent

Upon the sickbed to arouse the maid,

And touched the small and dainty waxen hand

And bade the somber shades of death to fade.



The only child these aging parents had,

Snatched up by Tanatos about to reap,

Their cherished little girl on the bed,

Held closed her wondrous eyes in lasting sleep.






"Talitha Coum! - maid look into my eyes!

Wake up my child and do no longer sleep-

Look at your Savior child, awake and rise!-

Smile- let your parents no more weep"!



The one that stopped the mighty storm and gale,

With one word only,- stretching forth His hand;

Now asked the salaried mourners stop their wail

And halt their dirges and the funeral chant.



He made the taunting mourner crowd disband,

And asked the dazzled parents to take heed

To dwell in grief no longer, but command

To bring the child for strength some food to eat.


Oh Jesus, Lord! - be merciful we pray,

When we are stretched out cold upon a bier

That we will see your eyes divine and hear:

“Talitha Coum! - wake up child! - I am here!”



Luke 8:49
Mark 15:35-43

© Elizabeth Dandy





Copyright © Elizabeth_Dandy ... [ 2012-07-08 13:01:23]
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Re: Arise Little Maid (User Rating: 1 )
by emystar on Monday, 9th July 2012 @ 11:11:04 PM AEST
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There you go again with your magic pen.
You take all these awesome stories and bring them back to life.
Thanks for your great knowledge an sharing.
Big huggs, blessings, luv,
emy


Re: Arise Little Maid (User Rating: 1 )
by Former_Member on Tuesday, 10th July 2012 @ 01:40:00 PM AEST
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I love that you spread these words, these stories with your poetic finesse.

Thank you,

Tim




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