Classic and Contemporary Poetry
COMRADE CHRIST, by VERNE BRIGHT First Line: Give us jesus christ, the carpenter Last Line: Christ, the carpenter, has come again. Subject(s): Jesus Christ - Life & Ministry | ||||||||
Give us Jesus Christ, the Carpenter. What to us is your white-liveried God? O men of the anvil, of the loom, the sod, They have hid our God in a golden sepulcher; They have made of our Christ a sniveling, pampered priest, A paltry giver of fine bread and wine Our Christ is a God of men, as Man divine, Holding in brotherhood the lost and least. He toils in the desert places by our side; He delves with us beneath the granite hill; He weeps above our brothers who have died; He dreams with us in the darkness hot and still: No surpliced shriver of the sins of men Christ, the Carpenter, has come again. | Discover our poem explanations - click here!Other Poems of Interest...THE PRODIGAL SON by JAMES WELDON JOHNSON RELIGION AND DOCTRINE by JOHN MILTON HAY A BALLAD OF TREES AND THE MASTER by SIDNEY LANIER THE MAN CHRIST by THERESE (KARPER) LINDSEY OUR MASTER by JOHN GREENLEAF WHITTIER THE LEPER (2) by NATHANIEL PARKER WILLIS CHRISTMAS EPITHALAMIUM by WILLIAM HERVEY ALLEN JR. THE CARPENTER by AMY BRUNER ALMY THE EVERLASTING GOSPEL (VERSION 2) by WILLIAM BLAKE |
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