Redemption Poem by Richard Wlodarski
Redemption
Tonight to cry
For the lost souls
Including mine
Plead redemption
To ask for God's
Forgiveness now
Saintly sinners
In Satan's might
To sweat out sin
Be forgiven
In Jesus' eyes
And rest in peace
Tonight to not cry
For my damned lost soul
In all that is sin
Is now forgiven
Yes. That is our belief. Love, forgiveness, comfort, strength in one savior, our Lord Jesus. 10++++++++++++++++++ and onto my fav list, friend Richard, thank you for writing this.
Susan, I am humbled and greatly honoured to have this poem put on your fav list. Thank you so very much.
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5/24/2024 10:33:29 AM # 1.0.0.1119
These four quatrains (4 x 4) are remarkably compressed as if each one us a complete life. But I'm sure they are an allegory of just ONE LIFE with its multiple SIN - REPENTENCE - FORGIVENESS - which us why a soul can be both damned and lost, that is, damned until found by Jesus and forgiven. That's why you call humans saintly sinners. Your poem is equally Dostoyevsky and Kerouac.
Wow! Dostoyevsky and Kerouac. I must be doing something right. Daniel, I am humbled and greatly flattered. Kerouac was very worried about where his soul would end up after his death. I suspect that he was deeply concerned about the possibility of purgatory. Which would be quite tragic because he was sort of living a purgatory on earth.