Noah's Ark Poem

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In ancient days, a flood did rise,
Engulfing lands beneath the skies,
But one man found God's favor true,
Noah, faithful and steadfast too.
"Build an ark," the Lord did say,
"To save the creatures, come what may,
Gather them in, both great and small,
Two by two, and heed My call."
With hammer, saw, and sweat of brow,
Noah built the ark, just as, somehow,
The animals came, in pairs they came,
Seeking shelter from the rain.
From lions fierce to doves so meek,
From elephants with trunks that speak,
Noah welcomed all with care,
On his ark, a floating lair.
As the rains fell and waters roared,
The ark a refuge firmly soared,
Till the floods receded, skies turned bright,
Noah's faith had saved the light.
With rainbow painted in the sky,
God's promise shone, and Noah's eye,
Knew that his ark had saved the day,
And life on Earth in a new way.
So, remember Noah's tale so grand,
Of faith and courage, hand in hand,
A testament to love and grace,
In a world where goodness finds its place.