there He was hanging on a cross
even in His last breaths saving a life
faithful even in pain; in death
my suffering swapped by His grace
a debt no longer my own
because of the Son hanging on that cross
"It is finished," he said, breathing his last
and I cry out, for the man who never sinned
bore the sin of the world on His shoulders
silent days go by
mourning because of this loss
not understanding that He will rise again
on the third day,
while it was still dark,
the stone covering the tomb was rolled back
"He is not here,"
the angel spoke.
"For He is risen, as he said."
and springing up like wildfire
those words were spoken
He is risen, He is risen!
even the powers of death
could not keep Him bound
all the glory be to Him
He was the Son at dawn
shining light on the shadowed valley
Rejoice, rejoice!
He is risen.
The Son at dawn.
ReplyDeleteHallelujah. He is risen.
xoxo
He is risen indeed.
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happy easter <3
ReplyDeletelovely poetry...you really brought out the true meaning in Easter...
thanks, darling. :-)
Deletehappy easter! <3
Allelujah, allelujah, he has risen indeed!
ReplyDeletexoxo Morning
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DeleteThe three words that changed the world put so beautifully here!
ReplyDeleteAw, thank you!
Delete"A debt no longer my own."
ReplyDeleteMy favorite line in this poem & something I take for granted. So beautiful.
True, true. I always take it for granted. I am so thankful for His grace! <3
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ReplyDeleteHaha, woops. XD
DeleteHE IS RISEN INDEED!
You make me laugh. XD <3
DeleteHe has risen indeed! <3 Hope you and your family had a wonderful Easter. Beautiful words, too :)
ReplyDeleteThank you, Lizzy gal. We enjoyed it a lot. <3
DeleteI hope you did too!
What a beautiful poem! I hope you had the happiest of Easters, Candence :)
ReplyDeleteYou're so kind! Thank you! <3
DeleteI hope you had one too. :-)