Resurrection - The Easter Story Poem by Ernestine Northover
Resurrection - The Easter Story
They slept, who should have guarded,
And watched over his tomb,
But he 'rose up' and none did see
His rebirth from this womb,
His spirit graced the garden,
His final act was done,
He was 'The Resurrection'
His victory had been won.
© Ernestine Northover
Yes, this is how I love to see it portrayed, maybe the most important point in history so complex in it meaning that it needs a way to be able to reach the people in a more simplistic way, you have done this so well Erneatine, Another gem for your bowl, Love Duncan
Ernestine, you take my breath away, this is a perfect expression of what his resurrection truly means. A victory indeed. What all men should aspire to. Happy Easter to you and yours, smiling at you, mary magdeline in Tai's eyes.
They slept who should have guarded - what a perfect description of our human condition.
This is very nice, Ernestine...The brevity and your choice of images from that day make it a really fine poem of Easter and victory over death. Raynette
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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A lovely easter verse Ernestine, beautifully written. Love, Andy xx