The Human Heart Poem by Esosa Osagie

If the heart's meant to be our survival pump
How then can thee possess such benign soul?
His words, his actions, seem to be stump
But with co operation form a whole

Caesar's doctrine was being questioned
A one man act of wisdom
Men in awe of such words reckoned
In defense of the father's kingdom

His words, his actions Pharisees dost reject
What man allowed sinners touch and wash with hair?
Unknowing that all he'd accept
Whether sickly, lowly or healthily fair

And yet against the multitude rebuke
A humane heart filled with benevolence and compassion
He considered not the laws in the book
Healing them all with genial passion.