Friday, April 06, 2007
All in a Day's Work
Another gem.
*All in a Day’s Work*‘And he shall crucify’.O not to have been the soldierwho had to do it,who was glad to do it,to ‘another criminal, just a Jew’.What did his eyes say to the otheras he did it?And what did he see in the other’s eyes?Agony.Unbearable for any human.Did he understand any syllable of the‘Father, forgive’?I guess not.He wouldn’t have known the language,but should have felt the body language.All in a day’s work.As it was for Jesus.‘And he shall purify’.
(C) David Grieve 2007
If I get time, maybe I'll be able to find "Hail/The King" one of my Good Friday poems from years ago. But now the time approacheth. The Walk of Witness and the role of Strolling Minstrel calleth.
¶ 9:18 am If I get time, maybe I'll be able to find "Hail/The King" one of my Good Friday poems from years ago. But now the time approacheth. The Walk of Witness and the role of Strolling Minstrel calleth.
