In Bethlehem
\nOn Christmas Morn
\nThe lowly gem
\nOf love was born
\nHosannah! Christus natus est.<\/p>\n
Bright in her crown
\nOf fiery star
\nJudea’s town
\nShone from afar
\nHosannah! Christus natus est.<\/p>\n
For bird and beast
\nHe did not come
\nBut for the least
\nOf mortal scum
\nHosannah! Christus natus est.<\/p>\n
While beasts in stall
\nOn bended knee
\nDid carol all
\nMost joyously
\nHosannah! Christus natus est.<\/p>\n
Who lies in ditch?
\nWho begs his bread
\nWho has no stitch
\nFor back or head
\nHosannah! Christus natus est.<\/p>\n
Who wakes to weep,
\nLies down to mourn?
\nWho in his sleep
\nWithdraws from scorn?
\nHosannah! Christus natus est.<\/p>\n
Ye outraged dust
\nOn field and plain
\nTo feed the lust
\nOf madmen slain
\nHosannah! Christus natus est.<\/p>\n
The manger still
\nOutshines the throne
\nChrist must and will
\nCome to his own
\nHosannah! Christus natus est.<\/p>\n
–Countee Cullen (1903-1946)<\/p>\n
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\u03a0\u03af\u03bd\u03b1\u03ba\u03b1\u03c2: "The Birth of Jesus", Cornelis de Vos, (1618). pic.twitter.com\/dbEKZErF1s<\/a><\/p>\n— Kalli PapaChristou (@kalli_Pap) December 24, 2018<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n