A detailed account of how we should not be managing the doorway to our churches. The doors should be open, always.
The church door stood open
And deep in the recess
Old Man in a blanket
Was looking for warmth
Three men from within
Stepped onto the sidewalk,
Bent down to this Old Man
And prodded his form
“Come up, you must leave here.
The King is arriving, and he won’t be happy
In finding you here”.
“But He was the One”,
said the Man in the Blanket,
“Who told me to meet Him
today, in this year”.
“Well He never told us,
and nor have we read it”.
We’re sorry but you must
Our orders fulfil”.
When later that day
When the King did arrive
He sought for the old Man…
His body was still.
They’d moved him you see
Away from the recess
And cleaned at the front door
To welcome The King
And when He arrived
There were none of the poor ones
That He had invited to welcome them in
Image via Wikipedia
Welcome to Authspot, the spot for creative writing.
Read some stories and poems, and be sure to subscribe to our feed!