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Robert Blankenship
Poems
Apr 2014
Between The Two
Between the two stood the one
At the place of the skull upon a hill
And the shadow it cast down over man
Across the earth lingers still
Blood stained and spike pierced beams
Held the teacher till he died
Looking up some only laughed
Others bowed their head and cried
On the tree this precious son
Who some by choice never knew
Prayed"Father please forgive them,
For they know not what they do"
Messiah sacrificed on those rugged beams
In three days to rise again
The way the life the truth
An atonement for our sin
When the meaning of the tree is told
My ears attend and receive
I can scarce conceive the cost
And it's meaning to you and me
Behind my eyes I hold these thoughts
Concerning the tree to which Jesus went
The lonely tree of Golgothas Hill
Where hung the saviour from heaven sent
Our sins destroyed life now given
By the blood of one who was only good
He hung in my place where I should have hung
Upon a cross made of wood
Written by
Robert Blankenship
Texas
(Texas)
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