Death, Be Not Proud
Death, be not proud, though some have called theeMighty and dreadful, for thou art not so;For those whom thou think’st thou dost overthrowDie not, poor
And Everything Begins (A Poem for Good Friday)
And everything, O Lord, beginsin gardens in their olive peacewhere earthen vessels, suff’ring cups,pour out their blood and sweat and tearsfor what can any vessel
Upside Down (A Poem for Holy Thursday)
And everything is upside down,like faces mirrored in a bowl:an earthen vessel, roughly formed,that’s full of water while the onewho once was robed, incomp’rable,in light
Thirty Silver Coins (for Wednesday of Holy Week)
So what is one man’s life, Oh Lord,But thirty simple silver coins:An honest shepherd’s promised wage,To one who cannot see the worth,Incomp’rable, of one who’s
Forgiveness (for Tuesday of Holy Week)
Forgiveness, Lord’s a morsel dippedin wine and handed, sopping, tohe who betrays you, who can’t seethe gift of you that’s placed in handsthat many times