Tune: St Stephen
('In Christ there is no east or west')
Luke 13 v.18-19
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The kingdom of God it here be
Like grain of mustard, see
Which one took, cast into the ground
Though it smallest seed found
It grew in garden, to great tree
Birds did lodge in it, see
Nested in its branches, the strong
There they made joyful song
If we little seem, as that seed
Help us, Lord, your words heed
From small starts we may grow apace
Inspired by your good grace
Potential, with power to grow
Valued to you we know
Become great plant, and sheltering
Others, them pastoring
- Author: orchidee ( Offline)
- Published: June 7th, 2021 02:17
- Comment from author about the poem: A hymn-poem in 8.6.8.6. metre. Here is a picture of a mustard tree. The church in the video is St Martin's-in-the-Fields, Trafalgar Square, London.
- Category: Spiritual
- Views: 41
Comments7
Remember growing mustard and cress in school days? It grows into this (as in pic) when planted in soil.
I am imagining you singing this fine piece u have penned (reaches for an asprin).
Thank you for bringing St Martin's-in-the-Fields, Trafalgar Square, London to the public's notice orchi.
I've had blood removed in the crypt, and latterly that same space fed me. Fair return?
Thanks Dave,
English or dijon?
Great ooem orchi
Thanks SC. Erm, none for me thanks - don't like the taste! lol. Oohh, an ooem. Is that like a Haiku, or summat French? ( I dunno the languages!).
It's a lowku actually
................. this is hot .. is it not
Thanks Neville. Now I've made meself swoon, whether or not I've met any of those lasses.
Hot stuff Orchi
Thanks M. You know Mustard Berles? (I'm being daft now!).
She spreads it around a bit. Or so I'm told.
Good one Orchi, may we all grow with peace and love.
Andy
Thanks Gold. You cut that mustard, as they say?
The ways I make mustard I barely have a knife sharp enough to cut it.
Andy
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