Rabbi!

You are the teacher he knows truly

He rushed to you at night hourly

whilst he heard the words holy

healed him from his mind consciously

he was encouraged to present his enquiry

The teaching of the childhood enviably

My Dear Country!

You are my mother, the Holy

your words are sweet as honey

and you raised me by milky

blessing thee infancy

It is thru you

I devour bodily

I love you

My dear country!

Return to Galilee!

Return to Galilee
free dove be thee!
For your enemy deceased
come home; you’re endorsed!

Feast Day!

It is a feast day

For us on holy day

Sing a song in appraisal

Call its name, be delightful

Let’s praise the day!

The Cross entered today

Ethiopia’s feast day

Celebrate the holy day!

Seeking You!

Grief came upon me
feeling solo!
My heart sank
in desire of hollo!

The Sacrificed Lamb!

Lord Jesus Christ become the redeemer

The salvation of men baring all the bitter

He is “The Sacrificed Lamb”

The only man’s savior!

Ge’ez

Ge‘ez, is a South Semitic language that survived as a spoken language in what is now Ethiopia and Eritrea until sometime between 900 and 1200 and remains in use as a liturgical language to this day. In its earliest form, the Ge’ez script was an abjad, or writing system consisting only of consonants; by the 4th century the script had developed into an abugida, or alphasyllabary, a writing system in which each symbol represents a consonant-vowel combination. Ge‘ez literature is dominated by religious texts, and this is reflected in the collection of manuscripts at the Fisher, which includes prayer books, a Psalter, a hagiography of Abuna Gabra Manfas Qeddus, and a life of Jesus Christ.

The Good Shepherd

He is the only Shepherd

who guides the lost ones

The mere savior of the strayed

The mender of the broken hearts

Saint Mary

A Shining moon  

Sparkle of morn  

Sweet as honey

Life rosemary…

“And when he would not be persuaded, we ceased, saying, the will of the Lord be done” (Acts 21:14)

It was the will of GOD to create the heaven and earth,

Angels upon their world and all creatures underneath

to bring love and harmony He pronounced to let it be

Alive all being became seeking to see

their creator who wield their life to bree