Resurrection Poems | Examples

one before dawn

awake usual thoughts 
failures made imposed 
turn others sleep 
those like may also awake 
guilt not helping light 
rest night fears conflicts 
wars doubts known not 
all prepositioned 
keep hope peace joy love 
isolated chambered atomized 
quarked vanquished 
Lord Jesus maybe will  
many claim dead still 
resurrection appendage 
little  importance since 
not fit soteriology  
identity not body 
only survives death
timeless eternity  reincarnated heaven 
space sans time spent looking edge 
those not yet arrived 
waiting again undiscovering 
one another simultaneously 
except frozen eternity 
Lord be raised embodied ongoing
time continued timely together 
see those sleep those cannot 
night pray 
now three two hours 
now one before dawn

A Ghost Story

"I want to die in your bed
With bittersweet memories,
And a drunken head.
Never want to be alone,
Not for a single moment.
I am scared, scared of the ghost - 
That lonely soul in the white garment.
Funny, nowadays I'm feeling lonely too
Maybe that ghost is a mirage of mine,
BOO!
Now, why are you going away, 
Leaving me, creating this wound?
Don't you know I can't run after you,
I'm an ancient tree - 
A lonely sentinel, deeply soil-bound!
Okay then, let's accept it as my fate
Watching alone this never-ending night,
Dying alone, no resurrection - 
This realisation and the sudden fright."

Up From the Dead

Dead, Dead.
Decay and rotten flesh,
melting beneath the scorching sun.
Worms, maggots, and flies-
a parade in time with the vulture's drum.

Teasing, tearing, ripping this way and that, dashing, splashing like an artist painting madness.

Bumblebee, whisper to me: 
Am I dead...or just asleep
in the scariest dream?

No...
I can't be dead.
I refuse to be dethroned. 

Oh death, you have no sting.
I have clipped your wings.

A man of all seasons,
I fight in every round.
Knocked down...
but rise before I hit the ground.
Yeah, I am not dead.


Premium Member M The Resurrection and Life Everlasting

By the “resurrection of the body” is meant that at the end of the world

And the bodies of all men will rise from the earth

And be united again to their souls nevermore to be separated

By the special favor of the Assumption

The body of the Blessed Virgin Mother Mary was raised from the dead

And taken into Heaven

The judgement which will be passed on all men immediately after the general 

resurrection is called the general judgment

The judgment will be passed on each one of us immediately after death is 

called the particular judgment

The rewards or punishments appointed for men after the particular judgment are Heaven

Purgatory

Or Hell

The word “Amen” with which we end the Apostles’ Creed is meant

So it is

Or So be it

Premium Member CRUCIFIED RESURRECTED TREE

CRUCIFIED RESURRECTED TREE

Sage crucified tree,
gray, and buck naked, granted
spring's resurrection...

Premium Member The Resurrection

The first day of the week, while it was still dark
She visited the tomb with a heavy heart.
How it did occur she just couldn’t say
But the stone was rolled away!

	Alleluia!  He is risen!
	Alleluia! We are saved!
	Alleluia!  He is risen!
	Alleluia! He has left the grave!

Then, John and Peter ran so that they might see.
They went to the tomb and then they believed.
Returning to the rest so that they could share
How the Lord, He was not there!

	Alleluia!  He is risen!
	Alleluia! We are saved!
	Alleluia!  He is risen!
	Alleluia! He has left the grave!

An angel in the tomb, to the men he said,
“Why do you seek the living among the dead?
For He is not here but He has been raised.”
The Lord’s name be praised!

	Alleluia!  He is risen!
	Alleluia! We are saved!
	Alleluia!  He is risen!
	Alleluia! He has left the grave!


He Rose on the Third Day

(Easter Resurrection Song)

He rose on the third day, the stone rolled away,
The darkness was shattered by dawn’s golden ray.
The grave could not hold Him, the veil torn in two,
The promise of heaven made faithful and true.

He walked out in glory, His hands marked with grace,
The wounds that redeemed us, love’s radiant trace.
The angels rejoiced, and the earth felt the light,
The Savior victorious, ending the night.

So sing hallelujah, let all voices ring,
For death has been conquered by our risen King.
New life now is blooming where sorrow once lay--
He rose, yes, He rose on that glorious day.

A Love Hung Quiet

The hill was bare, the sky undone,
The veil was torn without a sound.
Red streaked the wood, the earth stood still,
And love hung quiet, pierced and crowned.
But dawn returned in linen white,
A folded cloth, an open stone.
No trumpet called, just wind and light,
And grace that walked the garden home.
Now light outlives the longest night,
And hope is etched in every sky.
The hands once bound now hold the stars
And mercy reigns, and cannot die.

Triumph Over Death

He came for humanity's sake,
Preaching love, not disunity's ache.
A pillar strong, a tower high,
He healed the oppressed, the devil's sigh.

Declared his fate, arrest, and death,
Yet on the third day, he'd find new breath.
Conquering death, the world's despair,
He arose, putting shame to crafty snare.

No need for evidence to quell my doubt,
My conviction stands, unwavering without.
Fully persuaded, I declare his might,
Resurrection's victory, hope's radiant light.

Premium Member Into the Light of Day

Lying in the dark
Three days all alone.
Seems to me my heart
Is cold and hard as stone.
Don’t know if you’re coming
Or you’re going your own way.
Waiting for your gentle word
To bring me back into the light of day.

Silence all around me
Still, I’m not concerned.
Soon you will have found me
And bid me to return.
Everyone is listening
To all that you might say.
Waiting for your gentle word
To bring me back into the light of day.

	Sisters stop your weeping.
	Brothers, don’t complain.
	It’s really just like sleeping
	And I can feel no pain.
	Though I am now hollow,
	A vessel to be filled,
	A miracle will follow
	I’ll rise and do your will.

Lying in the empty
Nothing else but space.
Believe me, it is tempting
My death to just embrace.
Yet, I hear you calling
And all will be okay.
Waiting for your gentle word
To bring me back into the light of day.

Look at me, I’m rising
At the power on display.
Waiting for your gentle word
To bring me back into the light of day.

Premium Member Resurrection Time


When time springs forward, and light prolongs the day
When insects like bees, mosquitoes, and wasps, gallop
into Spring, armed with weapons to annoy and sting
When birds fly North, and bears awake to hunt
When the chilly winds of Winter grow quiet,
And the Spring Season shouts for joy

When darkness fades for fear of the light
When hidden shadows are clearly exposed
When roaring thunder and frightful lightning
Give way for the entry of clear blue skies

When war and conflict succumb to calm and peace
When dastardly death unequivocally bows to life,
And cries of "Crucify him!" are replaced with the
more subdued sounds of, "My Lord and My God".

Ashes of Paradox

Monstrous faith,
Blasphemous state,
Cursed to a Lazarous fate.

Phoenix ashes tracing a Brownian route,
Genie dances with an ambient view.
Casting spells where destiny brews,
Crafting cells where reason skews.

Factual sprawls as time distorts,
Actual flaws that time contorts.
A paradox script the cosmos writes,
A Faraday cage,our fate locked tight.

Resurrection

Take off the hypnotic wings
to the flying frequencies of
unknown emptiness
where the violated sky lives

The upstairs' shelves full of fume 
where the withered petals create 
the canvas of fairy tales

The whispered heart to the
thunderous silence in the womb
where the pains of love resurrect 
the fetus of god.

©Mahtab Bangalee/Feb'25

Premium Member Gethsemane

Gethsemane,
And sweat like blood.
Disciples quite
Misunderstood.
Golgotha's cross,
Forsaken cry,
Misunderstood.
Why does he die?
In borrowed grave,
Cold death entombed.
Misunderstood —
Disciples' gloom.

Alive again!
Still disbelieved,
Misunderstood
By hearts deceived.
Misunderstood
Today? By you?
Know you not what
He came to do?

See Matthew chapter 26 and Mark chapter 14

Premium Member PRAISE BE TO GOD FOR HE IS THE RESURRECTION AND THE LIFE

November 8 Praises to God Bible Meditations Based on John 11-12

Key Verse – John 11:25 Jesus said unto her, I am the resurrection, and the life: he that believeth in me, though he were dead, yet shall he live.

PRAISE BE TO GOD FOR HE IS 
THE RESURRECTION AND THE LIFE

Praise be to God for He is the resurrection and the life:
Saving our souls with His security-seal
Sanctifying our spirits along His statute-standard
Satisfying our service by His sufficient supply-support
Sustaining our stewardship upon His Scripture-statutes
Strengthening our supplication through His steadfastness

John 12:7-8 Praise be to the Lord for 
teaching us to have Him always:
Trusting Him amidst crises
Thanking Him for His compassion
Toiling for Him despite challenges
Triumphing in His calling and caring
Treading upon His championship charge

John 12:46 Praise be to the Saviour 
for being our light against: 
Zeal where greatness pretends
Zenith where godlessness prevails
Zones where gloominess pervades
Zooms where goodness is perverted
Zest where greediness against grace pesters. Amen!

November 8, 2024

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