HE LIVESA Poem by James Mckay
They all opened their arms and welcomed Him
And worshiped and love just who He was He was innocent, for no crime was committed Then the crowd asked to free Barabbus And just like that, they turned their back And wanted this sweet man to be crucified It wasn't enough for Him to shed his blood He loved us so much that He went and died He was whipped and his skin was ripped A destiny since the day that He was born From head to toe, a crimson river flowed Starting from a piercing crown of thorns Ragged and beat and feeling so depleted Unable to carry such a heavy, wooden cross From Bethlehem to those nail-scarred hands A sacrificial price was paid for all who are lost His vision was blurred as he took sips of vinegar He could barely see the huge crowd below With cries of agony and Why have you forsaken me? He lowered His head and gave up His ghost His mother cried for her beloved Son had died It had to have been a few hours passed noon They took down His body and prepared it And they place him directly inside of a tomb As the women approached and got real close They noticed the stone was just rolled away Then an angel appeared saying He's not here Hallelujah He's alive! Tell the other's today With a smile on their face, they made haste Because from a messenger they had news to give Listen and hear our voice, cry no more and rejoice For He conquered the grave, Yes the Savior LIVES! Written by: James W. Mckay/3-31-23
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StatsAuthorJames MckaySan Antonio, TXAboutTx! Hello my name is James and I'm 46. I began writing at an early age and I'm sure most of our poetry started with "Roses are Red", etc. I'm not sure where my love or desire for poetry came from .. more..Writing
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