THE HISTORIC CROSS

jvl narasimha rao

 

Christmas reminds me of the Historic cross

And the irrepairable loss and the inhuman laws

Jesus has wanted to serve his people

And has tried to protect them like his  own pupil

 

Man is an evil by his very nature

He can’t understand Jesus’ ethical stature

And is ignorant of his benevolent feature

Undoubtedly the meanest creature

 

He has tried to crucify God

It is an inexcusable fraud

Can any human kill the divine Lord?

I believe Jesus is our eternal bard

 

for  human good He has shed his holy blood

Incessant tears come to my eyes like unstoppable flood

Jesus has prayed even for his ghastly traitors

His sanctifying name is written in golden letters

 

Jesus has wanted all of us to love

And has flown the spiritual dove

He is an embodiment of Supreme sacrifice

May his  divine soul purify all human Vice!

 

  • Author: JVL NARASIMHA RAO (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: December 21st, 2010 11:44
  • Comment from author about the poem: This poem is dedicated to my christian brothers and sisters.I am a staunch Hindu though
  • Category: Religion
  • Views: 26
  • User favorite of this poem: Cheeky Missy.
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  • Cheeky Missy

    Well, my dear Hindu elder brother, it is a very nice piece. But it misses the fact that since indeed He IS God Almighty He did not want nor have a pious soul, at least according to what I understand from His Bible. He says "...My counsel shall stand and I will do all My pleasure....I have spoken, I will also do it....I have purposed, I will also bring it to pass..." that is, if I am not being too bold to contradict you.

    • jvl narasimha rao

      Dear sister Is it Ok if remove the word Pious?Or do you suggest something else?
      yours JVL

      • Cheeky Missy

        Hmm, my dear elder brother, that is very sweet of you....let me think a moment....since it is His blood that cleanses, and yet His soul was made an offering for sin.....maybe you put "Divine" instead? That is my thinking presently.

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