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Katharine Tynan - Pilgrims To The EastKatharine Tynan - Pilgrims To The East
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This Christmas-time my son will come,     God willing, to the Holy Place And by the manger`s little room     Will bend his knee and bow his face, Eager, with shepherds and with kings, For to behold the Holy Things. The very child I made will see,     God willing, little Bethlehem, The Garden of the Agony,     Olivet and Jerusalem And climb to Calvary`s sacred hill -- Ah, but the world is Calvary still! My own son`s feet the dust shall press,     God willing, where the Holy Feet Passed on His Father`s business:     And some high room above the street Shall stir a memory of that Feast Where He himself was Eucharist. Yea, by the Gate called Beautiful     My son, my little son, shall go And bathe in Siloam`s healing pool.     Yet if God will not have it so At least my son, in His high Name, Has travelled towards Jerusalem.
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