Easter Poems

Lost In The Crowd
Facing up to my part in the Crucifixion.

by Royston

Resurrected
I saw a painting that inspired this poem.

by Cheryll MayberrySmith

Easter
Description of the meaning of the day

by Douglas Whatley

"He Lives!"
I saw myself watching the events when Jesus was placed in the Tomb and the events that followed.

by Edward Nickerson

My Redeemer
Resurrection morning and what it means to me.

by Edward Nickerson

Heartbeat Questions
Simple moments in a garden against a backdrop of the powerful resurrection. Often we don't hear God's voice or recognise him in our life as we are focused on grief, pain, expectations of what God should be doing or can't do - and then He meets us!

by Warren Grieve

Best Laid Plans
God has a remarkable way of producing life from death. He creates a calm in the midst of calamity and is able to bring about a blessing in the turmoil of disaster.

by John Janzen

He’s alive!
Written to follow "Between Good Friday and Easter Sunday"

by Royston

Between
The time between Good Friday and Resurrection Sunday seems to ebb in flow a different reality that seems closer to human life. A mix of grief and wonderment, pain and celebration, waiting and ready to move on.

by Warren Grieve