Kaleidoscopic

Kaleidoscopic

A Poem by Doug Blair

 


 

It's a Living Word we're given

And it lives in each one's sphere

And it shows its rule in happenings

And in friendships held most dear.

Though it speaks of ancient Abraham

And of Joseph behind bars

It will grab the timeless human hope

And offer it the stars.

It will sing in David's loneliness

And soothe in Job's dread pain

And will walk our Christ up Calvary

Till the grave gives up the slain.

It is one more blessed circle

Like the sun or seasons round

First a Garden's shameful folly

Last a Garden's Grace re-found.

As a child holds up the eye-glass

And its colours mix and move

So the scriptures' application

Always love and mercy prove.

And the fragments' vivid colours

Share a multitude of views

Though each piece of glass is constant

Ever true to our Good News.

There's an orange for flesh and folly

There's a blue for Heaven's call

There's a red for sin's blood ransom

And a black for Eden's Fall.

There's a green for new life budding

And a violet regal throne

And a golden treasured harvest

Made by Jesus' pain His own.

© 2015 Doug Blair


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Beautifully powerful, every color that teaches us of the purpose and plan of redemption, from the Garden to the Cross. So much to learn from each shade and hue.

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Doug Blair
Doug Blair

Waterloo, Ontario, Canada



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In my sixties. Married. Father of two. Disillusioned lawyer who put on the blue collar. Poet. Blogger. Nature hiker. Newsboy for Jesus. Lover of most things Scots. more..

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