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Poem by Hilaire Belloc


The Birds


When Jesus Christ was four years old
The angels brought Him toys of gold,
Which no man ever had bought or sold.

And yet with these He would not play.
He made Him small fowl out of clay,
And blessed them till they flew away:
                   Tu creasti Domine

Jesus Christ, Thou child so wise,
Bless mine hands and fill mine eyes,
And bring my soul to Paradise.



Hilaire Belloc


Hilaire Belloc's other poems:
  1. Noël
  2. To Dives
  3. Stanzas Written on Battersea Bridge during a South-Westerly Gale
  4. Courtesy
  5. Ballade of Modest Confession


Poems of the other poets with the same name:

  • William Blake The Birds ("Where thou dwellest, in what grove")

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