Holy Bond

Theodore Zendarski

Spread on a table that man had not made

Rained down from heaven now in the glade

Heavenly flakes much whiter than frost

Gather it quickly for in the heat it be lost

 

Take what you need and store none away

My directions abide that no one shall stray

Sweet be the taste, different for each one

The bread of the angels for now till I come

 

One jar before Me for those yet to come

A bountiful harvest do remember this one

As a sign of My covenant place in the Ark

Your hunger abated walk not in the dark

 

When thousands sat down upon the grass

I provided for their needs with this repast

A handful of loaves before them I broke

Leftovers there were, after I had spoke

 

Share now this table fashioned by man

Loaves you have broken because you can

Changed into My body, not a mere sign

A Holy Bond between your heart and Mine

 

All of My people, I place before you a choice

Pray that your reason has heeded My voice

But beware of temptation clouding your view

Accept now this morsel that I offer to you

  • Author: Theodore Zendarski (Offline Offline)
  • Published: June 27th, 2023 15:49
  • Comment from author about the poem: Holy Bond goes from manna in the desert to feeding the five thousand and ends with an admonition to believe in the true presence of Jesus in the Eucharist.
  • Category: Religion
  • Views: 6
  • Users favorite of this poem: James Michael
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  • James Michael

    Well written, yet open for interpretation. I’m not a fan of religions, only what I get from them.



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