By Robert Betts (Age: 63)
Copyright 05-21-2003
Saw beggar in the street,
I walked on by, hurried to meet…
but then I stopped, turned around
and asked myself,
“What would Jesus do?”
…
then I knew.
Sherry was raped the other day
called me crying, wishing to die.
but I was busy, then I stopped…
and asked myself,
“What would Jesus do?”
…
then I knew.
Got an email full of hate,
said please die, that’s your fate
I started to type… then stopped
and asked myself,
“What would Jesus do?”
…
then I knew.
By: Robert Betts
(uh, this is kinda different)
I saw some children crying,
their kite was up a tree
and then I stopped and asked myself
“What kind of person would I be?”
I could care less what Jesus thinks,
or in my place what he’d do.
But then I looked at their sad faces,
…
and right away I knew
By: Regina S.
(Please note: This is not meant to offend other religions; they are invited to add also. bob)
If the world was dying
too many children crying
no more birds-no sound
just chaos, war, pollution, crisis
all that could be found
I would ask myself and you
“Tell me what would Jesus do”
(Denise)
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| 07-22-2006 Jane L. Wow… THis got me thinking. A LOT! WWJD… I never really took it seriously but now that I read this poem, I want to use Jesus as my example. Anyway, GREAT POEM! (-.- I can’t find a single thing wrong!) Jane of the Commenting Crusaders |
| 07-19-2006 Kimberly Murphy Good…No perfect write!! Maybe we shoudl as well ask our selves what He would do. haha I do all the time. Awesome write!! |
| 12-11-2004 David Pekrul To understand what Jesus would do, we must not only know who He is, but allow Him to be the centre of our life. David Pekrul |
| 11-11-2003 Paul Kangas Very good. I wish I could help and edit but the poem is already perfect and my edit would be stupid but maybe I should try anyways. |
| 05-29-2003 Irina Guschina A great idea! Wonderful poem without the end.I am reading first time. I’ll write soon.- Irina. |
| 05-21-2003 Regina S. I hope you don’t mind but I usually like to put a twist on things. ^-^ |
| 05-21-2003 Janet Owenby Robert this is an excellant poem. |
| 05-21-2003 Robert Betts Hi… ahhh to those who add, please add a comment so we can tell what you added. (the first three stanzas are mine) bob |
| 05-21-2003 Moses Hochstetler Robert: I think this might be the first of your poems I have read. I’ll have to go to your Author’s page and find more. Good job, and so profound. Moses |
| 05-21-2003 Robert Betts Hi, I am offering an open invitation to everyone to edit this and add more to it. In this particular case, I am also opening this to editing whatever is there, not just add to it. bob |
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