INTO HIS HANDS…
On Friday,
it was finished. Done.
His last breath.
However,
His spirit was safely held
by God – then He rose.
04-12-2020
P. Riggs
Prompted by Poetic Asides DAY 12
** I scheduled this to post but I did it wrong. Whoops – so, I’m posting late!
ROLLING STONE
(a piku)
Sign of life
on
Easter morning.
2013-03-31
P. Wanken
Inspired by Poetic Bloomings Prompt #101: Which came first, the rabbit or the egg? (An Easter Poem). Posted for day 29 in 100 Days of Spring – 2013.
THE L O N G E S T THREE DAYS IN HISTORY
You warned us you would be leaving
yet I was not ready for today;
we weren’t expecting
anything like this.
In darkness,
we wept.
And then
Sunday came.
While you were gone
you experienced a depth
of Hell we will not have to know.
While you were gone, you paid our price.
2011-12-08
P. Wanken
Written for Poetic Asides prompt to write a “while you were gone” poem.
“An Easter Prayer”
as Your sun rises
to shine on Your creation ~
may we see Your Son
2011-04-24 8:30 a.m.
P. Wanken
Written for Poetic Asides poem-a-day challenge
Day 24: write a prayer poem
and
Sunday Scribblings prompt: shine
Divine Design
Jesus
died
to save
a sinful world.
He rose from the dead
three days later just as He had predicted.
This was not a mistake.
It was according
to God’s
ultimate
design.
2011-04-17 3:20 p.m.
P. Wanken
written for Poetic Asides poem-a-day challenge
Day 17: write a “big picture” poem
and
Sunday Scribblings prompt: design
echoes from the silence 