The Cross At Notre Dame Poem by Ivan Brooks Sr

The Cross At Notre Dame



For many, many centuries,
She stood majestically.
She saw many tragedies,
but have stood defiantly.

When disaster struck,
She emerged unscaled.
It's not just by sheer luck,
On her, our Lord was nailed.

Amidst the charred ruins,
and the hot burning flames...
As if reborn with spread wings,
she radiated like ten light beams.

The cross at Notre Dame,
like Jesus on the cross of Calvary,
took it all until the firemen came.
The cross at Notre Dame will never go away.


IvanBrookspoetry
4.17.20

Friday, April 19, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: religion
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
The historic symbol of the city of Paris, Notre Dame, burned down as the world watched...the cross was still intact.So that inspire me towrite this as tribute.
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Ivan Brooks Sr

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