Poem Homework

Flight to Egypt

The roar of the mad king announced his prey.
"Please! No!" the mothers cried and begged for help
Although his people were in pain, he slayed.
But little did he know, his prey was well.

Because of God's amazing grace, HE dwells
In our hearts. Egypt won't wait no more.
Those stars that shone upon the road at night
Led baby jesus live forevermore.

Comments

  1. Abdullah al-KanadiDecember 17, 2018 at 6:33 AM

    Got talent.
    1. Need yo upload version 1 and label this v. 2.0.
    2. What's the past tense of slay?
    3. M8ghMlike to recheck: "Led baby jesus live forevermore."

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  2. Chea SomalydaJanuary 21, 2019 at 11:02 PM

    Is it Iambic Pentameter?

    ReplyDelete

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