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Writer's pictureEdwin Janney

HEE HAW HOSANA



On him he rode,

En route to be rendered,

So I can meet his majesty,

If I in him with him abide.


On him he rode,

En route to surrender,

His being, himself, his life,

So I can breathe forever,


This beast of burden,

For some, basic transportation,

Though milder in speed than horses,

Out speeds the horse in age.


Dum Dum the donkey,

As has often been referred to,

Gifted with outmost caution,

And cannot be pushed.


If I had twelve men of muscle,

Amongst them Andre and Pedro,

All men of fish well-seasoned,

I would prefer the palanquin.


The race is not for the swift

His word to us did echo

As was with the inching tortoise

That out raced the hare we read


But the Prince of Peace he bore

A flag of peace and not war

To serve and save the poor

Entering to grant us more


Palms waving high

As the time drew nigh

For the king to be mounted

In blood to save mankind


I am yet a King to find

In this vast and distant world

That so low a path will tread

If granted a wish his last


My heart is all he longs for

To be my shield and buckler

My guide in time through pathways

That lead to his mighty doorway.

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