It Happened On One Good Friday

Once there was a mother 
She watched her son suffer  
It happened after last supper 
when bread was served with wine not butter 
Power players came in 
Like gusty wind 
They took the Mother’s son away 
Saying it’s time you pay 
Giving him a thorny crown 
Before the judgment was handed down 
A man named Pilot took control 
And he was very bold 
Letting the masses make the decision 
Since it was their mission
Up the hill they went 
Showing hate and resent 
And at the request of their boss 
They hung the Mother’s son on a simple wooden cross 
It was there 
That the Mother showed she really cared 
For three hours until a storm came abreast 
Screaming anger at this humanity mess 
Years passed and it was mentioned 
Like her son the Mother had ascended  
Today a Mother
Watches her son suffer 
Hoping her boy will recover 
It is during this time 
Faith could be in decline 
Giving more reason 
To understand the Lenten season 
From the hours of winter struggles 
Come warm springtime cuddles 
Where life is in the air 
Taking away death’s scare 
This is the true embrace 
Much needed when adversity moves into one’s space 
Wanting attention by demanding a meeting face to face 
It is a Mother’s love who strength comes from above 
Swooping down as peaceful as a dove 
Piloting its way making it a special day
Copyright © | Year Posted 2020

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Michael Avatar
April 10, 2020 at 4:36 PM
Nice one...a mother's love
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