3 hours ago
I’ll tell you what my problem with the first poem is.
Jesus’s ride on a donkey into Jerusalem was deliberate. It was his way of fulfilling the messianic prophecy, because he thought he was the messiah John the Baptist promised. He probably didn’t expect to get crucified, but his thoughts weren’t absent, they were quite focused on causing a ruckus in Jerusalem. That’s the historical context.
So where’s the irony in the poem?
Jesus’s ride on a donkey into Jerusalem was deliberate. It was his way of fulfilling the messianic prophecy, because he thought he was the messiah John the Baptist promised. He probably didn’t expect to get crucified, but his thoughts weren’t absent, they were quite focused on causing a ruckus in Jerusalem. That’s the historical context.
So where’s the irony in the poem?

