Phero - The greek word which means "to bear". It is used in scripture in bearing light.
Specifically of the Morning Star, as the Light Bringer.


I am Emily Murphy, a wife and stay at home Mom of two precious boys. Jackson is three and Jonah has turned one. I am a self-taught photographer & poet. It simply amazes me that we can capture a moment in time through rays of light. I discovered my love for poetry in college by taking a writing class as an elective. I invite you to follow, comment, or simply glimpse through these areas of interest with me as I seek to grow and improve my muse over time.


Muse - A guiding spirit. A source of inspiration. A poet.















Sunday, March 28, 2010

A Triumphal Entry



A Reading for Palm Sunday

And so it was near Bethany
Upon the Olivet Mountain
Two pair of feet were sent
A colt to be found as they went

Four calloused hands untied -
A colt not one had yet to ride
It was just as He had spoken
It was just as He had said

‘Our LORD has need of it’ were the -
Five words to say when wowed
Mens cloaks upon the colt did lay
His throne clip clopped throughout the day

Downhill they walked with voices raised
Multitude of men set strong with praise
Jerusalem neared as they sang
Wet tears fell from their sitting King

He knew where this trotting led
Gethsemane nears ‘round the bend
The tears which damp the mountain soil
Foretell His bleeding in garden toil

‘Blessed is this coming King
Highest glory and peace!’ they sing
Pharisees rebuked and raised a nose
Yet, stones would've sung if no one was
                                      © Emily Murphy  - March 28, 2010

"And when He drew near and saw the city, He wept  over it saying, 'Would that you, even you,
 had known on this day the things that make fore peace! 
But now they are hidden from your eyes. 
From the reading of Luke 19: 28-42
                               

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