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Poetry

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Original issueThe Heartbeat of The Remnant · January/February 2004 · Volume 10 · Number 1
Hands holding a crown of thorns above the printed poem.

Hast thou no scar?
No hidden scar on foot, or side, or hand?
I hear thee sung as mighty in the land,
I hear them hail thy bright ascendant star:
Hast thou no scar?

Hast thou no wound?
Yet, I was wounded by the archers, spent.
Leaned me against the tree to die, and rent
By ravening beasts that compassed me, I swooned:
Hast thou no wound?

No wound? No scar?
Yes, as the master shall the servant be,
And pierced are the feet that follow Me;
But thine are whole. Can he have followed far
Who has no wound? No scar?

Amy Carmichael

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Untitled article. Amy Carmichael. The Heartbeat of The Remnant, January/February 2004 · Volume 10 · Number 1. Source pages 36.

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