Palm Sunday Poems - Poems about Palm Sunday

Your entry into Jerusalem had volumes to speak Was, like rulers and emperors, your fame at its peak? Ocean of humans, as though welcoming the divine, rose Did they know the secret that your end here on earth was close? Waving palm leaves, the crowds celebrated your victory. You knew. Did they know that thenceforth would start a new story? It's...

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I In church, decor by Desiree Seymour Jesus rose up again, we sang with gusto There followed communion, bread and wine Thoughts: He, bread of life ; we, bread too! If he were a loaf, Jesus, THE PERFECT One Broken so we all might partake of His perfection (God seeing his blood, not my sin) II There is much awry in South Africa The...

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I He set His face toward Zion He Who was at creation Elohim planned for salvation Knowing Adam's race, flesh temptation II Jesus, Yeshua, tempted in all things Obedient even to a death ignominious On shameful cross: from "Rabbi" to nothing We gained what Adam lost, Christ victorious...

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On a humble donkey he once rode Thunderous crowds by the road Liberation they craved or A salvation he gave forth He rides into Jerusalem once more With no glare from two thousand years ago Fear has pulled back praisers out of his path There was no red carpet but marks of an invisible wrath On this Sunday, palms of praise are not...

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Palm Sunday 2016_ I AM SWAYED Dressed in white and black with wide smiling beams; Oh! how I miss 2015, its palm and serenity_ 2016! you see four corners of the colourful room Childrens' ward is where thou shall be Frowning at the challenges coming my way Acceptance of ones life_is easy to say_ then peace shall come your way_ One year is...

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Peace comes to show us how to live, Apt that fond light that shines so bright; Love as you know starts when you give, Move souls to sight wholeness put right. Start with fine grace that spreads endow, Use cheer to free both heart and mind; Niche time and space where joy lives now, Dwell what will be dear soul you find; Ask...

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Spirit send Thy Breath Breathe on us, blow Wind, blow Breathe on us, blow Ruach, blow I want to know Him more I want more of Jesus Christ I want to know Him more He paid a great, eternal price For you and me, millions we don't see What love is this, what God is this To come down to earth To humble Himself...

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The spring equinox And Palm Sunday coincide In same March Sunday Meaning both new beginnings To start a clean slate in life 3-20-2016...

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Palm Sunday Shopping and hawking, purchasing and vending their wares; the observant noticed; the indifferent paid no mind; the powerful perturbed by all the noise make their way to confront and charge the man some call anointed. Loud and raucous singing disturbs the quiet of the status quo. Those who should be seen and not heard are making the utmost clamor;...

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That Sabbeth day when both sides bled, Palm Sunday fourteen sixty one. A blizzard raged as arrows sped, With armour piercing bodkin head. The war of roses had begun, That Sabbeth day when both sides bled. The frozen ground and beck ran red ...

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He marches forward Unto His destination. Cheering crowds follow, Waving high their palm branches, Unaware of waiting cross. *newly minted poem came in 4th...

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Excited crowds with fresh palm leaves, Wave them and call Him King. They pledge allegiance to their Lord As sweet hosannas ring. They cannot know the coming days Will fill their hearts with dread. Before five days have past, their king Will be betrayed and dead. Parishioners on this Sunday Hold palm leaves as we sing. Although we know on Friday they Will crucify our King. But...

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palm at jersalum he got crusified last supper man of god sun of god diyed for us univesul shuck red nothing sceard him on that day deturmanation of no man befor and he is the son of god your lord and savier if you let him...

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