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A poem about an outcast |
| He was a reject, cast out by his own. He was denied so many, many times, and yet, he loved despite his pain. He knew what was to come, he cried, he begged for the cup to pass him by. But God said, " I am sorry my son, you will make the greatest sacrifice for the world to see what love is, through your pain, my only son." So he accepted his fate. Knowing the impact he would make, knowing he would set the standard for love, he died. It was not quick or painless, but in honor he died in the worst way, on a tree, in the shape of a cross, with three nails and a crown of thorns. |