I don’t remember shouting
When He said that He would save
Every spirit son and daughter
Of His Father from the grave.
I didn't see the angels
Singing praises at His birth,
Nor watch the star first rise into
The night sky over earth.
I wasn’t in the boat to watch
Him walk upon the waves,
But I don’t need to see Him with
My eyes to know He saves.
I don’t know what it felt like
In that garden all alone,
Where with love that burns eternal
He made all our sins His own.
I wasn’t there to see Him
Sweating blood from every pore,
But I believe with all my heart
It’s me He did it for.
I wasn’t there as Peter wept
When thrice he Christ denied,
But I have felt a kindred pain
And kindred tears I’ve cried.
I didn’t hear the crowd condemn,
Nor see Him whipped and crowned.
I wasn’t there to cry for Him,
Nor strive to hush the crowd.
I didn’t hear the thief’s request,
Nor see them pierce His side,
But I've received a witness
Jesus Christ was crucified.
It wasn’t with my eyes or ears,
For both are known to falter,
But, rather, on my knees, in prayer;
My heart upon the altar…
About the Creator
Luke Haymons
“Everyday courage has few witnesses. But yours is no less noble because no drum beats for you and no crowds shout your name.”
― Robert Louis Stevenson



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