Pentecost Haikus
Words help us communicate. A few weeks ago, Deacon Nina asked you to share your thoughts on Pentecost in the form of haiku poetry.
Here are a few of the poems you came up with:
Arlyn Tolzmann
The Holy Spirit
blows into our lives each day,
moving us to serve.
Cliff Hill
Asked to fish for men
Holy Spirit equip us
Hook, line, and sinker
Hugh Drinkwitz
Jesus: back again.
Holy cow, he’s on fire!
Anyways, let’s eat.
It’s been 40 days;
When’s that Christ guy coming back?
Wait! Look in the sky.
What’s that in the sky?
A bird or perhaps a plane?
Nope, it’s Jesus Christ.
Kay Drinkwitz
Ninety Precious Days
From Death to Resurrection
Everlasting Life
Fifty Days Later
In Flames Jesus did Arrive
The Birth of our Church
For God So Loved Us
That His Son Laid Down His Life
So That We May Live
We are Easter Folks
Pentecost in Pandemic
Hope and Love Prevail
Summer Schwintek
Fill my heart with you
Charity, joy, peace, patience
Keep me in your grace
Your divine truth, Lord
Let me bear my cross with you
Perfect my soul, Lord
Joyce Getchell
Love, Joy, Peace, Patience
Kindness, Goodness, Faithfulness
Enter homes and hearts!
Jennifer Tolzmann
Holy Spirit Come!
Give us breath to reach the world!
May we serve! Amen!
Judy Klemm
Moonlight on water
Image broke as wind makes waves
Yet moonlight remains.
But then, confronted with new emotions, you had another topic to address:
Nate Bergengren
As the city burns
Light a fire in us as well
Justice for George Floyd
Sharon Hill
Come Holy Spirit
Unite Voices and colors
Together as one