Easter Sun

Today marks the beginning of Passion Week, when Christians remember the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus. Last year, I wrote a poem called “Easter Sun,” which is made up of three haiku. “Easter Sun” will be part of a book coming out this year called Psalms, Hymns, and Spiritual Songs.

Easter Sun

Rays outstretched in the
agony of setting, the
sun bleeds on the hills.

*

Twilight’s ghost hovers,
then is swallowed, sealed beneath
darkened, rolling hills.

*

Rays crown the dawn and
spread warm hands toward earth, which bursts
in blooms and birdsong.

Published by mrteague

Teague McKamey lives in Washington state with his wife and two children. Teague’s poetry has appeared in several journals and in self-published books. He blogs at thevoiceofone.org and awanderingminstrel.com. In all areas of life, Teague desires that Christ may be magnified in his body (Php. 1:20).

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