Wems Henry Temmy Psalm 68


The nature's smell of Sodom
Parades war scent; 
Smells it like Saddam's nose  
To safeguard his own darling kingdom
How watching designs ascent
To save millions from foes
Which makes room for continuing lust
And finds it difficult afterwards to adjust
Even when no war seems around the corner 
Yet they fear and doubt every foreigner
Iraq is to war what Sodom is to transgression
Yet He's full of mercy in anger cum genuine confession 

 
To them sins kill boredom
The only happiness florescent
Which measure up her woes 
Open destruction bestows 
Warnings for fire to save autumn 
Before timing bomb explodes without consent 

The esthesis of  Gomorrah 
Lives in the deep Dead sea
To win the game away karma
How much plead will erase guilty?
When hearts feel cool hosting pleasure
How fear parades fate without check 
Gearing up with joy for whatever becomes her Camorra 
But with gut, the degree of the wrath eyes don't see
Except for the amusement audience did see in drama 
What reasoning could have tagged absurdity
Is of high rate for worth as high as of treasure 
So heavy; the one her ship can't stand cum wreck 

To them wickedness strengthen ego
Her contest among dominant men
Forgiveness being enslaved in terror
Of endless quest trying times won't forego
Or bring to justice and be put into den 
To face its own end in lonely terror
 

You sneeze; loud rowdy thunder strikes 
Sins are irritants Your nose dislikes
Yet man's expulsion is involuntarily
For Your anger strikes temporarily
How come they don't see compassion
That brought on them such wrath; their eyes passion 

Smell out 
Turn about 
You know me
Nothing surprise Thee
For nothing is hidden 
Those that are forbidden
By Your commandments off caution
Which have done without precaution
Oh grow-up nose mask; smell not 
For my sins are so hot 
That You won't inhale such dirts periodically
Let alone You get to exhale spasmodically
Copyright © | Year Posted 2026

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