When I Sin Poem by Jacob Courtney

When I Sin

Rating: 5.0


When I Sin

Father, I fell short today yet again I come
Before You with my sin. I beg of you forgive me
I beg of you father break me from within for
Today I have sinned again. I dropped my cross
And ran from the hill I came home for my
Hammer and nails. Let me not forget my cat
Of nine tails, nor my crown of thorns I got for
You to wear. For it is I who did this to you it
Was I who turned my hand against you it was
I who abandoned you. Father, I dropped my
Cross I ran to hide within a crowd it was me
Who mocked you I must admit I am not proud.
It was I who did all this it was I, I must confess.
The shame I feel lays upon me like a cloud
Overhead with a storm that will not end. It
Clashes all around with lighting striking the
Ground. The wind twist and turns round and
Round for this guilt is confound. I fall to the
Ground and scream aloud, for today I am
Found. My sin was to much to bare to much
To hold within I must confess my sin. Lord,
Forgive me for my sin.

Friday, December 4, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: faith
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Manonton Dalan 04 December 2015

I sin everyday I hope they forgive me or I forgive myself by not doing again

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Ratnakar Mandlik 04 December 2015

A great religious poem confessing the sins committed by the faithful before the Lord almighty. The sincerity of confession is touching. Thanks for sharing.10 points.

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