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Two Poems from our Religious, Christian, Jewish, Islam, Baptist, etc. Poetry Collection

 
 
JACK
   
Author: David Bell
   
Poem:
JACK
   
 
The rumble of the earth has died,
And weakened timber groans,
The screams that dying men had cried,
Are now replaced by moans

As dust and darkness fill the air,
He feels the pain of fear,
For Death does hang its ugly head,
Its breath is foul, and near

He hears a tapping somewhere close,
Within the rock and timber fall,
His hands began to dig and claw,
His voice to weak to call

How long he dug he could not tell,
But, the tapping drove him on,
And though his hands did bleed and swell
he could not stop, or slow

Then, suddenly, a hole appeared
within the wall of rock,
and an arm was thrust inside to grip
his trembling hand in shock

“My name is Jack”, a voice did drift
between the rocks they’d breached,
He told Jack his, and was asked his health
by the miner that he’d reached

“I’ll be alright”, was his reply
“if they can free us soon,
my legs are pinned here where I lie
and the pain does cloud my mind”

“Hang on, my friend,” came Jack’s reply
“for help is very near”,
Jack talked of help, to give him hope
and overcome his fear

It seemed like years had passed him by,
when searchers found the way,
and gentle hands did lift him out
of the mineshaft where he lay

And when he asked of his friend, Jack
their puzzlement was clear,
for he had been the last they found,
and no one else was near

Then glancing at the hand he’d held,
a tiny, wooden cross he found,
for God had been his ‘Jack’ that night
as he lay underground.

   
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Treasure Chest
   
Author: Sarahjane Bennett
   
Poem: Treasure Chest
   

My body is a chest created for poetic treasures.

Yet has my soul realized my potential?

My heart knows not.

My mind cares not.

My hope yearns on.

I am a vessel meant for containing joy

And peace

And love

Yet I have filled myself with pain

And anxiety

And hate

The Lord yells "Daughter!" and rains on my conscience

My heart knows not.

My nerves care not.

My sin runs blind

Will Jesus rescue me in shining armor?

Or will he give up

And disown

And distress me

Do I have a sweet cadence in store?

My heart knows not

My aura cares not

My need is not loved

Curse my mind for running from the light

Now I am lost

And all is dark

Sickness has my essence destroyed

My heart knows not

My pain cares not

My compassion runs dry
 
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