Classic and Contemporary Poetry
GOOD FRIDAY, by ABRAM JOSEPH RYAN Poet's Biography First Line: O heart of three-in-the-evening Last Line: I kneel -- and I weep and pray. Subject(s): Good Friday; Holidays; Holy Week | ||||||||
O Heart of Three-in-the evening, You nestled the thorn-crowned head; He leaned on you in His sorrow, And rested on you when dead. Ah! Holy Three-in-the evening He gave you His richest dower; He met you afar on Calvary, And made you "His own last hour". O Brow of Three-in-the evening, Thou wearest a crimson crown; Thou art Priest of the hours forever, And thy voice, as thou goest down The cycles of time, still murmurs The story of love each day: "I held in death the Eternal, In the long and the far-away." O Heart of Three-in-the evening, Mine beats with thine to-day; Thou tellest the olden story, I kneel -- and I weep and pray. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...GOOD FRIDAY by LUCILLE CLIFTON GOOD FRIDAY HYMN by GEORGE SANTAYANA GOOD FRIDAY, 1613. RIDING WESTWARD by JOHN DONNE GOOD FRIDAY (1) by CHRISTINA GEORGINA ROSSETTI ON GOOD FRIDAY, THE DAY OF OUR SAVIOUR'S PASSION by PHILIP AYRES GOOD FRYDAY by JOSEPH BEAUMONT GOODFRYDAY (TO A BASE AND TWO TREBLES) by JOSEPH BEAUMONT SATURDAY IN Y' HOLY WEEK by JOSEPH BEAUMONT THURSDAY IN HOLY WEEK by JOSEPH BEAUMONT SENTINEL SONGS: 1 by ABRAM JOSEPH RYAN |
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