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Little Jesus wast Thou shy	A
Once and just so small as I	A
And what did it feel like to be	B
Out of Heaven and just like me	B
Didst Thou sometimes think of THERE	C
And ask where all the angels were	D
I should think that I would cry	A
For my house all made of sky	A
I would look about the air	C
And wonder where my angels were	D
And at waking 'twould distress me	B
Not an angel there to dress me	B
Hadst Thou ever any toys	E
Like us little girls and boys	E
And didst Thou play in Heaven with all	F
The angels that were not too tall	F
With stars for marbles Did the things	G
Play Can you see me through their wings	G
And did Thy Mother let Thee spoil	H
Thy robes with playing on OUR soil	H
How nice to have them always new	I
In Heaven because 'twas quite clean blue	I
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Didst Thou kneel at night to pray	J
And didst Thou join Thy hands this way	J
And did they tire sometimes being young	K
And make the prayer seem very long	L
And dost Thou like it best that we	B
Should join our hands to pray to Thee	B
I used to think before I knew	I
The prayer not said unless we do	I
And did Thy Mother at the night	M
Kiss Thee and fold the clothes in right	M
And didst Thou feel quite good in bed	N
Kissed and sweet and thy prayers said	N
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Thou canst not have forgotten all	F
That it feels like to be small	F
And Thou know'st I cannot pray	J
To Thee in my father's way	J
When Thou wast so little say	J
Couldst Thou talk Thy Father's way	J
So a little Child come down	O
And hear a child's tongue like Thy own	P
Take me by the hand and walk	Q
And listen to my baby talk	Q
To Thy Father show my prayer	C
He will look Thou art so fair	C
And say 'O Father I Thy Son	R
Bring the prayer of a little one '	-
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And He will smile that children's tongue	K
Has not changed since Thou wast young	K

Francis Thompson

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