It’s not Creation’s making that enthralls me
Nor miracles of Heaven’s cosmic plan
The titles by his name or any mystery
But the little things that help me understand.
Like the farmer who brought roosters to the market
and lost one in the pressing angry crowd
And how he recognized its cock-a-doodle
But left it there for history to record
Or the stable hand who fumbled through the basket
and shaking, gave the Roman soldier nails.
And watched him as he put them in his pocket,
mumbling how the scoundrels never paid.
It’s not so much that soldiers stripped him naked
But the dice they rolled and cast with grubby hands
and the pencil Pilate used to write the message
or the ching of silver coins upon the tiles
It’s not the fact that multitudes accused him
But the Pharisee seen biting on his locks
And not how Peter cursed when he denied him
but the crackle of the fire as he spoke
Yes the most important things should be repeated
As long as earth remains until He comes
But some little things get lost within the story
Plus a million more that no one ever saw.
I really like this.
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