''In God We Trust,'' a Psalm and Anthem For Lgbtq Rights

With rushing hands about our hips
      and loving thoughts so hardly chaste,
let locked together be our lips
      as equal rights we must posthaste:   
for in love and in God we trust,
in them here in this psalm's the thrust.

This day we are an ardent pair
      as we do our impassioned best
to disrobe ourselves and thus dare
      to expose our fair, lovely breasts:
for in love and in God we trust,
in them here in this psalm's our thrust.

Full of fervent, delicious zeal;
      we make love while it's pure delight 
to show the world we'll not conceal 
      what seems so wrong but feels so right:
for in love and in God we trust,
in them here in this psalm's main thrust.

With disregard and with scorn, dare
      we stand and fight for what's our right
to love, work, live, and prosper where
      e'er we are, hidden or in sight:
for in love and in God we trust
(in this great nation of the just)!
Copyright © | Year Posted 2019

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