Here are two versions of the same basic poem story. You decide |
This is the artistic version of this poem. Below is the more commercial version. Please let me know which one is your favorite, what you like/don't like, suggestions for changes, why you like/don't like and anything else you would like to add What Would You Do? or Were You There? The prophet hangs upon His cross of martyrdom as his worshipers’ fall to their knees below and bathe in the blood that promises a cleansing salvation for their souls. They weep with mingled tears of hypocrisy and joy as they see His lifeless body torn from the wood of destruction and follow a shell to the grave. Dianne Lowe Breakfield What Would You Do? The prophet hangs upon His cross of martyrdom As his worshipers’ fall To their knees below Him Bathe in the cleansing blood That promises a change Salvation for their souls. Weep not, He shall return Pharisees, protectors religion was their god Sadducees forced the law power in Sanhedrin Disciples fled in fear they had no faith inside Hypocrisy and joy Doubt and belief alike Mother never left Him she knew He had to go Mary, the one He loved tears covering her face Romans were scoffing him not knowing what they do A thief who called His name will be with Him today Just a few there with Him the end has now arrived Must make sure He is dead the Sabbath will arrive Torn from the wood of life some follow just a shell Into the grave, He went a full resurrection Dianne Lowe Breakfield |