A set of haiku serving as a meditation on the Crucifixion. Published in Stylus Poetry Journal, Issue 30, biannual section ‘Haiku and its related forms’, ed. Janice M. Bostok (Jul 2008).
nailed to a beam
the carpenter's son perishes,
though planted in the earth
a scarecrow embrace,
defiant in surrender − no pasarán
women weep;
the abandoned antenna receives
no signal
crashed kite,
the one lashed to your mast
awaits the wind
NICE 'Q's' ON THE DEATH OF JESUS CHRIST, OUR LORD AND SAVIOR WHO RESIDES NO MORE IN THE EARTH (TO SATAN'S GREAT WOE) BUT IS ALIVE AND WELL! THANKS FOR SHARING AND HAPPY RESURRECTION DAY! LOVE, JOYCE * HIS INSPIRATIONS
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