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Re: The Last Supper Blues.

Posted: Sat Apr 03, 2010 2:04 pm
by daka
There is no up
There is no down

daka (the buddhist)

Re: The Last Supper Blues.

Posted: Sat Apr 03, 2010 3:04 pm
by Yorkshire Lad
daka wrote:There is no up
There is no down

daka (the buddhist)
Daka
Are you stuck in a lift somewhere . Just use the emergency telephone I am sure someone will rescue you

Re: The Last Supper Blues.

Posted: Sat Apr 03, 2010 7:24 pm
by carm
Mat James writes: It's Easter, that Gethsemane journey, that lonely Last Supper and that tormented time hanging around on the cross, and those
"Why hast thou forsaken me" bluesy-emotions.
And He came with them to a place called Gethsemane, and said to His disciples, “My soul is deeply grieved"…

And One by one, the guests arrive, The guests are coming through, The open-hearted many, The broken-hearted few; and they’re there, they attend, but do they understand what the message is about…

And no one knows where the night is going
And no one knows why the wine is flowing
Oh love I need you
I need you
I need you
I need you
Oh . . . I need you now

And those who dance, begin to dance
Those who weep begin
And "Welcome, welcome" cries a voice
"Let all my guests come in."

And no one knows where the night is going ...

And all go stumbling through that house
in lonely secrecy
Saying "Do reveal yourself"
or "Why has thou forsaken me?"

And no one knows where the night is going ...

All at once the torches flare
The inner door flies open
One by one they enter there
In every style of passion

And no one knows where the night is going ...

And here they take their sweet repast
While house and grounds dissolve
And one by one the guests are cast
Beyond the garden wall

And no one knows where the night is going ...

Those who dance, begin to dance
Those who weep begin
Those who earnestly are lost
Are lost and lost again

And no one knows where the night is going ...

One by the guests arrive
The guests are coming through
The broken-hearted many
The open-hearted few

And no one knows where the night is going ...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zxj5fvHpCpc

FYI: I am not a religious fanatic.

Happy Easter

Re: The Last Supper Blues.

Posted: Sat Apr 03, 2010 9:40 pm
by Harry S
why is there a picture of Frank Sinatra in the last post?

Re: The Last Supper Blues.

Posted: Sat Apr 03, 2010 9:56 pm
by carm
It's not Frank, perhaps you'd like to guess again… :razz:

Re: The Last Supper Blues.

Posted: Sat Apr 03, 2010 10:44 pm
by Harry S
carm wrote:It's not Frank, perhaps you'd like to guess again… :razz:

whoops, sorry! Bing Crosby, I presume?

Re: The Last Supper Blues.

Posted: Sun Apr 04, 2010 4:18 am
by carm
whoops, sorry! Bing Crosby, I presume?
You are getting close, but not quite… :D

Re: The Last Supper Blues.

Posted: Sun Apr 04, 2010 10:34 am
by Harry S
hmm, this is getting quite frustrating! is it the golf Legend Arnold Palmer?

Re: The Last Supper Blues.

Posted: Sun Apr 04, 2010 3:47 pm
by mat james
:oops:
I just noticed (and removed) the link I had in my first note beneath "The Lonely Supper". In my haste (assembling the notes) I thought I had linked to a Biblical text. In fact it was a sorry commentary on the Gethsemane quote about the "cup".
The author is a bigger whacko even than me :!:
My apologies for (accidentally) subjecting you to such "crackpot"ism.
All slings and arrows were/are well deserved.
Guilty as charged.
:oops:

Mat.

Re: The Last Supper Blues.

Posted: Sun Apr 04, 2010 7:42 pm
by carm
hmm, this is getting quite frustrating! is it the golf Legend Arnold Palmer?
Sorry, three strikes, you're out…and I am done with this game.

Have a wonderful Easter, hope you don't end up with "The Last Supper Blues!"

Re: The Last Supper Blues.

Posted: Sun Apr 04, 2010 10:12 pm
by Harry S
carm wrote:
hmm, this is getting quite frustrating! is it the golf Legend Arnold Palmer?
Sorry, three strikes, you're out…and I am done with this game.

Have a wonderful Easter, hope you don't end up with "The Last Supper Blues!"

Oh don't be like that! Just give me a clue who it is although everyone I have showed it to agrees it's the golf Legend Arnold Palmer. Also I doubt it's a coincidence that another poster has just written a poem here all about the golf Legend Arnold Palmer!

Re: The Last Supper Blues.

Posted: Mon Apr 05, 2010 1:56 am
by Neophyte
Thank you, mat and carm!! I've read your posts over many times; they've been the most meaningful part of Easter for me this year.