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Giving Up the Ghost

From the Trinity, droll doubts do seep Its Holy Spirit swirls in one's sleep Some say The Dove is lovely to keep Through ghostly scripture that long lays deep We wait eons, not even a peep Notes: 36 Words 5 Lines Heretical Light Verse in monorhyme (Re the Trinity and the Council of Nicaea in 325 - Michael Servetus, sometimes described as an early and founding Unitarian burned to death in 1553 for heresy about the Trinity) on the momentus subject of the Holy Spirit (Ghost) and the lack of its powerful spoken doctrine through the ages.

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