Poem on What We Are

Poem on What We Are

A Poem by John Carver

NEXT TO CHRIST ALL ARE SMALL

John, brother to Christ and son to his Majesty
The God who made everything through his Son
Who made me and many of you to all be free
And will have saved all men by the time he's done

We were all left as the widows' making our own way
Form the hellish state of our birth to the family above
Not knowing a fatherly guide from night to day
Nor the love of a man for his son which is truly love

We were the slaves of those compassion derides
And lazy masters all they gave us not
What a man needs when it is a man decides
And the better way is all that we have sought

But doing what comes to your hand is for King Saul
Not David the righteous king like heaven's King
Who had compassion where Saul had failed them all
To do what was right without the submissiveness thing

I don't know that I love you but if you are
Then I do vow that I will be loving you
Unless we are at war which we're not so far
And even then at your end my love is true

For Jesus loved me and the Father too
And made me his son as he will make all of you! 

© 2021 John Carver


Author's Note

John Carver
When speaking of man I like Jesus intend women too, man as in mankind not man as in macho.

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John Carver
John Carver

Bemidji, MN



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