Poetry / What It Must Have Felt Like
Tired of walking, tired of pain
Still with the torture, wait to be slain
Thorns on my brow,
Crown of the dead,
Wait to be back with my father again
Walk to my death, up the stone path
Beaten and stabbed by my enemies staff
Jeers from the crowd
Calling my name
Father, for talking i brought forth their wrath!
Coming so closer, nails to me soon
Others are smiling, awaiting my doom
Tired, so tired
Fall to the ground
Pushed to my knees where the cross shadows loom
Painfully nailed to the cross where i’ll die
Killed for your sins without asking why
Holes in my hands
Hols in my feet
Slowly my bloody head turns to the sky
“Father, why have you forsaken me so?”
I cry in the moment, but the answer i know
My head has dropped down
My last breath escapes
I’ve died on the cross, painfully slow
They soon take my body to be buried at last
Yet when women come, they find out i’m gone
I’ve risen, I’ve risen, I’ve risen indeed!
And so is my story, The Son of God
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