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Wednesday, April 08, 2009
Holy Week Poetry: Intermingled For we who are alive are always being given over to death for Jesus' sake, so that his life may be revealed in our mortal body. intermingled life and death resuscitated by your deathfusion of your blood and breath the human God of Love Divine heals lineage of our broken line intermingled joy and pain behold the son of goodness slain sealed by stone in earthen mound while resurrection rends the ground My Son! My Joy rise up to reign! The end of death makes suffering's stain a work of art in wounded clay revealing script of passions play O suffering God grant me a share to humbly speak the Garden's prayer to bid Your life in me be born my striving temple's veil be torn my body now entombed by flood intermingled water and blood intermingled with the Risen breath. John David Walt, Jr. Labels: poetry posted by John David Walt | at 4/08/2009 07:22:00 AM
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2 Comments:
Great work! I really like they way you seem to be able to spin a whole tapestry of the Easter story from the word "intermingled", which I think you've showed can carry a lot of significance. keep up the good work, I really enjoy reading your poetry!
nice. let me know if i can reprint it on the poetry blog...
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