The Blood of the Lamb

How can we forget the one that died for us?

 

Why do we take you for grant?

All we think is *finish the day.*

One day we will grieve.

The day we leave our evil life.

We need you,Lord.

 

Why are we such animals?

 How come we forget.

 

If you died today where would you go?

What happens when you're next in line to the golden Gates?

 What will he say?

 

 Whatever you say I do.

 Whereever you go I'll follow.

 Whenever everyone else forgets I'll remember.

 The one who died for me.

Author's Note

What will he say to you when it's your turn at the cross? "Well done." Or. "What have you done?"

Reviews

[EMF]

I am as irreligious as it gets. A practicing agnostic, but I can see how moving this was for you to write, therefore any comment I may make is by the board. It is strongly written and with great passion it conveys a wonderful potimism. Cracking job

[Libby McKeown]

I like what you are trying to do (point us in the way of the divine), but to be perfectly honest, this poem is a total turn off. The language needs to be more secular, then build to the divine. Draw your reader in, and then turn on all the lights.

[CHRIS ANDES]

I accept not being religious but being spiritual I guess is enough
this poem, though short reveals a lot of thoughts regarding divinity
=]

[Starcaller]

I love it! I'm so glad we have such a loving father because I am a horrible screw-up so this is really awesome to me :) Good Job.

[Shy Girl]

I wonder what He'll say also to me...you wrote this with much love and respect in your heart. Very good :)

I really like the message being put across

[Chris Yip]

Thanks for a good Christian write, well said & expressed and for a good reason. Praise the Lord!!
Hope you've read my poem easter day rhyme

[Angelic Surrender]

Beautiful. A question we must all ask ourselves

[KATHY SUE SILLS]

Double wow, this was written right on and leaves the reader questions to ponder upon!

[patricia]

great pictures! good witness! Brilliant. Thanks.