THE POUNDING OF THE NAILS

Easter morning rolled around,
And I was half asleep,
Unconcerned what day it was,
'Til something made me weep.

The crucifixion story,
Came to life that day.
I witnessed in my mind's eye,
The price Christ had to pay.

They laid Him down upon a cross,
His clothes already stripped,
A crown of thorns upon His head,
And stripes where He was whipped.

And then I heard an awful sound,
Along with Mary's wails.
The sound that changed my life,
Was the pounding of the nails.

Church means so much more to me,
For when I miss, I find,
The pounding of the nails,
Echoes through my mind.

Becky Overturf Wall



1 comment:

  1. Becky, this poem touches my heart. How wonderful and true the words are! Thank you so much for sharing.

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