for unto us a child is born
the gates of hell
will not prevail against
the prince of peace

Martin Place Sydney
a floral tribute
we bow our heads in praise
and sing as one
a terrorist siege will not rob us
of the joy of Christmas
we will continue to sing
His praises in packed churches
hope springs eternal
freedom and love will triumph
A Happy Christmas To You All
Yes, after all is said and done, freedom and love will triumph indeed. A Happy Christmas to you too, Rall!
ReplyDeleteYes, freedom and love will triumph! Happy holidays, kiddo!
ReplyDeleteHappy Christmas, indeed. Raise this music high--hallelujah! The Prince of Peace must be born in us all.
ReplyDeleteWell said. A Merry Christmas to you too.
ReplyDeleteIndeed!
ReplyDeleteMuch love...
And a happy Christmas back Rallentanda..we must keep singing above the drones of terror
ReplyDeleteIn the midst of death, love goes on, and always will. Merry Christmas!
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Yes I certainly hope to see love and joy triumph even in the face of violence. Peace please to all.
ReplyDeleteThank you. Not a jolly end to 2014.
ReplyDeleteWishing you a happy and healthy 2015.
Yes, they can't keep us from singing. Lovely write, Rallentanda. A Merry Christmas to you :)
ReplyDeleteVery uplifting.
ReplyDeleteFreedom and love will always triumph, great thoughts and words,
ReplyDeleteThe true joy of celebrating Christmas must remain; your poem makes that so clear. I am so very sorry for the tragedy in Sydney. More than that, however, I am so grateful to God for His mercies that triumph over us. Sending you joy this blessed season.
ReplyDeleteyes love must triumph.....beautiful...
ReplyDeleteI hope so.. and a happy Christmas to you too :-)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful.
ReplyDeleteThe enemies of dark.. do seem to never sleep.. but as long as we live in loving light and shine upon the dark of enemies that have no light..
ReplyDeleteLIGHT will win over dark.. as the dark of number do never shine
BRIGHT!
HAPPY HOLIDAYS AND AN ALWAYS MERRY NOW!
Merry Christmas ... may goodness dawn on the world.
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