Christ of the council chamber, Christ of the ageless past; Christ of the prophet's vision, Christ that is first and last. Christ of the angel's burden, Christ of the Virgin's song; Christ of the chosen people, Christ of the pagan throng. Christ of the lowly manger, Christ of the Virgin Birth; Christ of the wise men and shepherds, Christ of the sin-cursed earth. Christ of an infinite power, Christ of undisturbed poise; Christ of a boundless love, Christ of eternal joys. Christ of the leprous sinner, Christ of the moral young man; Christ of the carping Pharisee, Christ of the wandering clan. Christ of my lonely hours, Christ when the troubles roll; Christ when my friends have turned away, Christ of my inmost soul. Christ of my dying hour, Christ of the other shore; Christ as the ceaseless ages roll, He's my Christ forever more! in Poppies and Poinsettias | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...THE OLD CHURCHYARD OF BONCHURCH by PHILIP BOURKE MARSTON THE DEFENSE OF THE ALAMO [MARCH 6, 1835] by CINCINNATUS HEINE MILLER FOR THE HOLY FAMILY, BY MICHELANGELO (IN THE NATIONAL GALLERY) by DANTE GABRIEL ROSSETTI WHAT TOMAS AN BUILE SAID IN A PUB by JAMES STEPHENS UNDERWOODS: BOOK 1: 8. TO MINNIE (WITH A HAND-GLASS) by ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON AUTUMN AND SPRING by JULIA COOLEY ALTROCCHI SHELLEY'S DEATH by ALFRED AUSTIN |