Christmas Poem

Computer Christmas

Enjoy a Christmas poem, Computer Christmas, that juxtaposes computer technology with a baby’s birth, man-divine, God’s holy, mercy sign.

 

In a midnight sky,

Announcing glorious news—low and high!

Amid glowing starlight,

Weary hearts see a joy-filled sight

 

Always on,

Never dawn,

Blinking sigh,

On a blank screen go by…

 

Wisemen traveling to the King of Kings.

Camel bells chime and ring.

Woman blessed.

Fiat confessed.

 

Glazed eyes surf the net.

Nothing of interest, no, not yet.

Media trends for glory spot.

Newsy news and messy rot.

 

A baby’s birth, man-divine,

God’s holy, mercy sign.

 

Nano-bytes and techno-bits,

Humanity’s no match for bots’ mighty hits.

Never silence in the night.

Longing for peace, a familiar plight.

 

Triune God in family,

Humble servants’ harmony.

Selfless love,

From Above.

 

Strangers in person

Snapped relationships worsen.

Nowhere left to go.

Hate fills in from far below.

 

A touch of Grace

Slows the pace.

 

Peer not out—but in—and see.

Not progress in technology,

But Christmas as it should be.

A. K. Frailey is the author of 17 books, a teacher for 35 years, and a homeschooling mother of 8.

Make the most of life’s journey.

For books, novels, short story collections, and poetry collections by A. K. Frailey check out her Amazon Author Page

https://www.amazon.com/author/akfrailey

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“Beautiful and it has left me to ponder further.” ~Elisabeth

“…a wonderful collection of 27 poems.~Steven

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