willows weep and yet
how strong the branches
that hold their tears
Surely he hath borne our griefs, and carried our sorrows . . .
Isaiah 53: 4a (KJV)
Easter Archives April 2021
Category: Easter Archives
Quietness
sound of water
wind
computer
and my typing
reflecting
upon
the many ways
I have
observed
this sacred week
and now
this time
of simple
silence
Poem written and published first at POEMS FROM OOSTBURG, WISCONSIN, March 2010.
Acrostic Poems: Lent and Easter
L ove
E verlasting
N ot
T emporary
LENT
E ternally
A dored
S avior
T ruly
E ternally
R isen
EASTER
He is not here; for he is risen, as he said.
Matthew 28: 6a (KJV)
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“Evening, and morning, and at noon”
Evening, and morning, and at noon,
will I pray, and cry aloud:
and he shall hear my voice.
Psalm 55: 17
From the post for Psalm 55 at POEMS FROM PSALMS AND NATURE.
sunlight in my study
praying the Psalms
on a Sunday afternoon
Easter Archives – April 2020
cold April winds
cold April winds
and Spring in the house
hyacinths bloom
strength and help
of kind words
fragrance of hyacinths
Easter Archives – April 2015
nothing could be
nothing could be
more beautiful
than the trees
and their new leaves
beginning
except for when
they are in full
Summer green
and then turn
their Autumn colors
and then are their
wise Winter selves
waiting for Spring
again
Easter Archives – April 2014
they begin
they begin
to turn yellow
in this day’s sun
and will bloom soon
daffodils from the store
Easter Archives – March 2017
Easter And Spring Poetry 