Red sea poem
Crossing the Divide: The Israelites' Exodus Through the Red Sea" involved in slavery.
Moses when he parted the red sea
he had to have the faith of the
Messiah,
He was the lawgiver who met God face -to- face
Moses led the Exodus of the Israelites out of Egypt
he says let my people go,
as simple as one, two,three,
king, you know what you are doing,
king you can see,
Just please let them be,
let my people be free,
I know you can't agree,
You have a strong belief,
That my people can be slaves,
Intell they are in the grave,
But originally they are strong, wise, and, brave,
So let my people go''.
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Comments (2)
So real, you really captured the emotion of this moment in this poem. Very powerful.
Powerful. Like capturing the intensity of the Ten Commandments and condensing it to a poem! Beautiful work ✨