8/4/14
8:29 pm
Home, Bushwick Brooklyn
The Cross
The midday sun glistened
The sapphire sky was bold
But inside the minster
Only echoes were told
The tower’s iron bell
Stayed fully oblivious
Leaving the birds chirrup
So sweetly marvelous
A hapless soul walked in
Towards the end, he pled
Unable to compose
A weary heart that bled
To the wisdom of life
He sought answers and wept
For he could no longer
Find his being and depth
Relief swathed his poor soul
As he looked up the rood
To the one who suffered
Writhed gravely; death ensued
Great mercy was brimful
As tears cleansed grief and woe
The cost of death gave life
To all those in sorrow
As midday sun glistened
The sapphire sky retold
For inside the minster
The cross was there to hold