Classic and Contemporary Poetry
RESURRECTION, by ANGELA MORGAN Poet's Biography First Line: Waken, o world, if you would glimpse the wonder Last Line: God and immortal life are here and now! Subject(s): Jesus Christ; Resurrection, The | ||||||||
Waken, O world, if you would glimpse the wonder Of God's great primal plan. Open, O ears, if you would hear the thunder Hurled from the heights to man. How long shall Christ's high message be rejected? Two thousand years have passed since it was told. Must One again be born and resurrected Ere man shall grasp again the secret ages old? What, then, the miracle of Easter Day? What meant the riven tomb, the hidden Might That conquered death and rolled away the stone And brought the Master back to mortal sight? This! That throughout the worlds, One Life, unbroken Rushes and flames in an unending vow. Death cannot be, and never has been, spoken God and immortal life are here and now! | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...EASTER SUNDAY by LUCILLE CLIFTON THE READER OF THE SENTENCES by NORMAN DUBIE RESURRECTION UPDATE by JAMES GALVIN UNHOLY SONNET: 20 by MARK JARMAN ON RISING FROM THE DEAD by CAROLYN KIZER A GUARD OF THE SEPULCHER by EDWIN MARKHAM THE RESURRECTION by JONATHAN HENDERSON BROOKS |
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