SON OF MAN

Poem★★★★

He often spoke of things of home, Of linen white as snow, Of platters cleansed inside and out, Of leaven hid in dough, And lost coin sought with broom and lamp. Was he wistful, he Who walked, alone, the road toward death, Homeless in Galilee? Leslie Savage Clark

The point

A poem reflecting on Jesus's humble examples—home, linen, cleansed vessels, leaven, lost coin—and contemplating His solitary sacrifice and homelessness.

Scripture
Audience
Adults
Tone
Wistful · Reverential
To tell aloud
under a minute · 48 words

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