Christian poem 'Well Spotted' by Albert Watson (Christart.com)

Well Spotted
by Albert Watson

We'd leprosy,
nine Jews and me.
We where in a state,
could not integrate,
with friends or family.
So what to do?
Well, one or two said,
try the healer man.
We made a plea,
asked for his pity,
do heal us, if you can.
He said now go
to the priest, and show,
the freshness of your skin.
He didn't pray,
but we went anyway,
and found the man was in.
Do you know,
from head to toe,
he couldn't find a thing,
We'd none of us got
the tiniest spot,
'Praise God,' I just had to sing.
So, down on my knees,
with praise, no not pleas
before Jesus the Saviour divine.
Your part of God's plan,
Samaritan man
no Jews, where are the nine?

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