Thursday, March 29, 2012

The King Who Angered the World

Jerking and twitching as if on a bed of nails

Outpouring of blood from body frail

His lips tremble as he sips the wine

Now is death waiting, the time draws nigh

Son of man, lay bleeding on wood

Outcome of man’s refusal of what is good

Now with arms outstretched, embrace them he would

Below, the crowds, they mock and spit

Injuries upon injuries, cause the flesh to split

Barreling down upon him, is the anger of God

Laughing are the onlookers, blasting out insults, they snicker and nod

Even the Romans who tortured him with the whip and the rod

Covered in blood, his eyes begin to close

On wood so splintered, an everlasting pose

Leaving this world, he came not to condemn

Lived his life, in the midst of children, women and men

Even now with his heart, weak and breaking

God’s own Son, in the darkness, dying

Ending with himself rising, along with the morning sun, his light outshining

By Jason A. Jones May 3, 2011 at 12:42 PM

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