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Six months and more the shadowed night had fled,
O’ershadowed by the Joy of life’s pure light; But now, in these, the darker months of night That last and last, my grief upsurged is wed With wrath, surprised that grief, no longer dead Has risen unexpectedly, a blight Unwelcome, like Bethlehem’s star so bright In Herod’s hateful eye; to crush my head, My grief deposes me from Joy’s high throne And lays me low again before the dust Of earth from which I came, where he alone Is laid to rest for now. And now I must, Like wise men two years hence with Joy unknown, To Him my gift of restless grief entrust.
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Michael Price - I am a husband, father of three, poet, and science teacher at a classical Christian school in Memphis, TN. I have four volumes of poetry. My latest volume The Shadowed Night can be purchased by clicking on the button below. Archives
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