GlastonburyA Poem by Debbie BarryA little song that wandered into my head in the night, inspired by an episode of Rick Steves: The Best of Europe.Glastonbury
The people would dance upon the Tor, But the old religion is no more, Since monks brought Christ and the Trinity To Glastonbury.
Druids used to worship at the spring. But sacred hymns the monks’ choirs now sing, Since the Christians from Rome built their church In Glastonbury.
They celebrated Mid-Summer’s day, The tambour and the flute they did play; Now the pilgrims take the road to pray At Glastonbury.
An ancient holy place In the past, But the old religion could not last; Father, Son, Holy Ghost: God’s the Lord Of Glastonbury. © 2018 Debbie BarryAuthor's Note
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Added on May 25, 2018 Last Updated on May 25, 2018 Tags: poem, nursery rhyme, song, religion, christianity, glastonbury, glastonbury tor, glastonbury abbey, pagan, sacred spring, mid-summer day, monks, choir, pilgrims, trinity, spread of christianity, histo AuthorDebbie BarryClarkston, MIAboutI live with my husband in southeastern Michigan with our two cats, Mister and Goblin. We enjoy exploring history through French and Indian War re-enactment and through medieval re-enactment in the So.. more..Writing
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