Open Poetry #24 |
Religion for Dummies |
Astro Member
since 2003-01-08
Posts 69Ca. |
The Lord is a sword In the hand of the righteous. With the staff of His strength Will he strike this Rock With words pour forth Living Water And daughters will come To live with sons In unity and the fulness of The One Religion is a pinion in the hands Of the wicked A smoldering anvil In the midst of mist and rubble Faith has to be rendered from The fat of forty minions Just trying to get nutrients From these powerless religions T.V. evangelism is a twinkie for the hungry soul Forget chicken soup It's the war of Pop Tarts and Toaster Strudels Apple filling to replace the kind Mom used to bake Read Religion for Dummies With yellow binding cover sheet Cower under the blankets at night With a flashlight Searching for Zen among the flowers Wither with a lack of sleep As rest continues to elude These half-hearted protrusions "Seek and ye shall find" Does not mean Do it on your own time Unless, I guess, you're impressed With your own finesse In which case I say: Feast upon your fertility And eat from the fat of the fields Until lack of enrichment forces The ground to reek with fecundity Doesn't sound fun to me But that's for me For me, The Lord is a sword In the hand of the righteous With the staff of His strength Will he strike this Rock With words pour forth Living Water And daughters will come To live with sons In unity and the fulness of The One. |
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Astro Member
since 2003-01-08
Posts 69Ca. |
Nobody wants to comment on my poem so I'm going to. It's great! Very insightful. Keep up the good work. |
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GOlDsparklESS Member
since 2001-12-13
Posts 428central nj |
haha don't get discouraged! i like how you use the metaphor of religion as the holy fattening grounds for the the righteous! slurp it up, sinner! very effective! |
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Connel
since 2002-11-04
Posts 736Florida, USA |
Good poem.. I really enjoyed. I wish to become a great poet some day, but it will only come in time. Til then, I shall write my poems, and wait. |
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Mistletoe Angel
since 2000-12-17
Posts 32816Portland, Oregon |
(big hugggsssssssss) Oh Luke, I think the sad truth is so many exaggerate the real meaning of religion and sell it out and forget what the whole gist of it is when they abridge it on fiscal terms! (sad sigh) This is powerful, sweet friend, we all love you so much! You have such a beautiful heart, sweet Luke, thank you for sharing! May love and light always shine upon you! Love, Noah Eaton "Underneath your clothes there's an endless story..." |
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