High On A Hill Poem by Kevin Rice

High On A Hill



High on a hill is the city fair
Where it's my hope to dwell
The King of Kings is the ruler there
And He ruleth all full well

And His Son sits too, on the King's right hand
And the Son's voice rings aloud
To all who live beyond His wall
In the world that's vain and proud

And He calls to all and He calls to me
As He stretches forth His hand
And I long to see His countenance
In the realms of the Promised Land

And the kingdom of His is so far away
And yet is so very near
A kingdom that knows no pain or death
A realm untouched by fear

Far from the cares of this barren land
Where He lives out His father's will,
Far from sin wrought by human hand
Lies the city upon the hill

But near is the gate, to the soul who would see
The Son, and then heed His call
And near is the door, and nearer the key
To eternal life for all

High on a hill may my resting place
Await, where the good abide
Father, I ask that I see Your face
When I'm called to the other side

Saturday, July 15, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: death,home,peace,trust
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
This poem is from my eBook collection, ' of Poetry and God',
published under the pseudonym of Daniel Kerdin.
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