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Look upon the cross, oh, pitiful man,
Look and don't look away.
Absorb the pain and agony,
Until your soul melts within.
Let the suffering take you,
White hot, liquid, pure.
Surging, searing, cleansing fire,
Til' you shake like a tree in the wind.
The destruction of mortality,
The rebirth of your mind,
Accomplished in the throes of pain,
The offering of sinless blood.
Accept the fellowship of His suffering,
Embrace the arrows of pain.
Open the door of wisdom's crypt,
Find compassion, the treasure within.
Patsy Lewis
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This poem was written to be part of my next book, The Sins of Boggy Creek, co-authored by C. S. Lewis.
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| Reviewed by P. Scalici (Reader) |
10/26/2002 |
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Awesome poem, Patsy! It speaks of His sacrifice, and our minor pain as we embrace His cross! Well done!
God Bless! |
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| Reviewed by na na (Reader) |
10/26/2002 |
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| How many want to embrace pain? |
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