A Sad Friday Poem by Clarence Prince
A Sad Friday
‘Twas on a hill far away
Like on this special day
The day we call Good Friday
In a very humiliating way
Despised by the crowd
All were shouting a loud
His hands and feet were bound
Crucify Him they said, crucify Him
None on record had said lose Him
Like a Lamb He wore His Crown
Though it was not a worthy Crown
For KING JESUS the SAVIOUR
Whose life was to restore and save
Every human that could've been lost
To sin and to all its disadvantages
Christ died for the saving of every one
But, what a price, at such a cost
Upon a Cross that made from tree
He was nailed while setting us free
Christ suffered and died
Redeeming you and me
On a hill far away
On a day like today
We call it Good Friday
But truly it was not
For it was a sad day
His love for mankind is to guide us all. Thank you for sharing.
As a result of a very sad Friday, God makes it good for the healing of our sins. Well done, Clarence.
Very nicely and aptly presented your poem for Good Friday naming Sad Friday about Jesus Christ. There is certain reason for Good Friday though its events are full of sadness. Thanks for sharing.
Great depiction of our Lord's suffering on Good Friday, reminding us to try and mend our sinful ways on earth. Great write, Clarence! Thank you for sharing, RoseAnn
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Whenever we think of our Lord's crucifixion, we are made to contemplate that it was our sins that made him take up such severe suffering and humiliation and it makes us feel sad! A timely write on Good Friday which makes us go to the Mount of Calvary and ponder over his sufferings! Well done, Clarence! I invite you to read my poem on the same theme The 'Yaga on the Mount'!
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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Thank you for sharing your poem, Clarence.