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Two Poems from our Holidays Poetry Collection

 
 
THE VISION FROM THE CROSS
   
Author: K. Kelly
   
Poem:
THE VISION FROM THE CROSS
   
  The shadow of the cross was spread out below Him,
Its arms stretching out…north, south, east, and west,
As if trying to embrace the world in entirety,
Encompassing all, in His grace, at His rest.

As His eyes traveled down on the masses that day,
Drawn to witness His death, most with pleasure,
He could see past their outward appearance of evil,
And sacrifice all for the sake of the treasure.

The treasure He saw on that violent hillside,
Was the vision first born on the dawn of creation,
That man would be joined in a covenant union,
With the Godhead, together, the birth of a nation.

As He looked to His right, He witnessed repentance,
Brought forth in the heart of a once hardened soul,
And He knew that His mission was finally completed;
For all generations, He accomplished His goal.

Then He looked to His left, and He grimaced with pain,
At the heart made of stone that rejected His Word;
For him there would be no room in His kingdom,
He chose his own ways, even though he had heard.

With all of this drama unfolding around Him,
Fulfillment of grace was still first in His mind;
For He would return, having conquered the darkness,
Return for those masses, which once had been blind.

We are those masses He died for that day,
As He hung on that cross, and the day turned to night,
Now the question remains to ask of yourself,
Which cross do you hang on, the left or the right?


   
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Clarence Thomas
   
Author: Kenya Gouch
   
Poem: Clarence Thomas
   



Clarence Thomas is a very famous african-american man,
he was a critic of the law and a Supreme Court Justice fan.
If people got mad at him he was always quiet,
unless the people gathered and caused a riot.
In school he worked and studied very hard,
although sometimes his grades he'd gaurd.
He'd never hurt anyone and animals he wouldn't hunt,
those are some of the reasons we remember him for Black History Month!!!
 
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