For 30 odd silver pieces had,
Judas gave Pilate, Jesus’ head
By Roman order he would be led
Upon a crucifix ‘til dead
A spray of thorns, his head adorns
Are sharper than a demons horns
The cross upon his back was worn
‘Neath sweat and blood his skin was torn
The road to
To view this gruesome spectacle
The Lamb of God would die for all
Upon
Decided to write this for Sunday Scribblings. Scary is not what most feel on Good Friday. The essence of The Sacrifice should invoke fear in most. I think that is what Mel Gibson was getting at in The Passion of the Christ.
so it was a good take on scary after all :) I like your comment about sacrifice, and its a fine good friday poem!
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I'm so pleased to find a piece which links the Easter story with the prompt!Excellent poem.
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Well connected.
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