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Premium Member Adam and Eve and the raising of Cain

Have you ever thought about the raising of Cain?
Where did that boy get a rage so completely insane 
that he ended up murdering his younger brother?

Did he learn it from his father and mother,
who must've been in such deep, psychological pain
for having caused Eden to go down the drain.

ADAM AND EVE

In Eden when Adam meet Eve
He said, “You are nude I perceive”
A bit of a madam,
She offered to Adam
A bite of a juicy James Grieve

He knew the fruit was forbidden
And said their bits should be hidden.
But she said, “I insist,”
And, too weak to resist,
Adam did what he was bidden

There’s a moral, you might have guessed,
For God really was not impressed.
So the moral for me,
And I’m sure you’ll agree,
Is women don’t always know best

Premium Member ADAM AND EVE

First biological parents, Adam and Eve
to each other and for one another, they did cleave
created by God with His workmanship* divine 
yet, they failed midst human nature’s whine.

First couple in their love’s partnership zest
both resided in great paradise crest
enjoying full blessings’ gain
but soon were banished in pain
when temptation won during their pride’s test.

Adam and Eve established first home on earth
Along first family’s children of precious worth… 
Despite domestic conflicts, and relationship’s pleasure
Mankind now thrives since they multiply beyond measure.

*Ephesians 2:10 For we are his workmanship, created in Christ Jesus unto good works, which God hath before ordained that we should walk in them.

July 9, 2024
15th place, "Clerimerick Couplets (hybrid form)" Poetry Writing Contest
Sponsored by Mark Toney; judged on 7/21/2024


Premium Member Adam and Eve


                Sizzling scorching Sun at ‘noon’
                Sir and ‘Madam’ coming soon.
                         While ‘Eve’ thinking deep
                          Adam comes to ‘peep’
                  with a ‘race-car, when shines Moon. 

                ‘Eve’ ‘sees’ at Moon : the crescent.
                ‘Wow ‘ ! Adam likes that : descent.
                         ‘Lol’ ! Adam is glad.
                           Being the Prime ‘Dad’
               of humans ! ‘Mom’ ‘Eve’ nascent.

gun ghosts nonet

Every day another mass shooting.
There seems to be no end in sight 
We turn on the TV news.
As we watch the carnage.
Politicians pray.
And do nothing. 
Gun Ghosts cry.
Guns do
Kill.

Pilgrim's Paradox

We once did walk amongst the leaves;
Outside of Eden, Adam grieves.

I am thrice Holy, keep away;
Unclean sinners I yearn to save.

To keep My law cannot be done;
Because of love, I send My Son.

You are guilty, you must die;
I crush Myself to draw you nigh.

You grieve and sigh, for you are wrong;
Flee to My bosom, where you belong.

I have the victory and battle won;
My soldier, fight with armor on.

In trials you will be maligned;
Be glad; you are like gold refined.

You cannot boast of wealth or fame;
You boast the glories of My name.

My dearest, in this life you mourn;
You will be to My presence borne.

My son, the truth will set you free;
Take up your cross and follow Me.


Premium Member Feast of Adam and Eve

Seldom now, but once popular,
carnal Feast of Adam and Eve.
A Christian tale, if you believe,
spun, no doubt, by a gospeler.

Late December, Mystery Play – 
downfall, the original sin. 
Played on stage, moral tale to spin,
a day both frightening and gay.

Reenactment of solemn scene
was surely presented well-posed.
Original sin, acts exposed,
with performances now obscene.

Paradise Tree prettified strung
with roses, lit candles, and sweets.
Apples and wafers, tasty treats,
all upon the bare tree were hung.

O, Tannenbaum, I may believe
this festival, your lasting fame,
the current Christmas Tree became,
that we adorn on Christmas Eve.

Singing Flower of Eve and Mary

A serpent poured soothing wisdom into Eve’s ear 
For her to eat gnosis fruit for unborn Seth 
So its seeds were entombed in her soul without fear 
This gnosis remained unborn and without breath 

Christ himself, the Word, flew into Mary’s ear 
So breath and life itself entered her sleeping womb 
To become the awakened babe, so now hear 
The flower of gnosis singing out of the tomb

Trampling Death With Bliss

They both ate dates from the tree of gnosis 
Froze the whirling wheels in place by their might 
Crushed the cherubim’s heads with bliss 
White mice who put cat and eagle in fright 
White lambs who put man and cherub to flight 

They felt the crushed dates flowing like a gust 
Tasting the full moon’s light without disgust 
Quenching the seraphim’s sword with their breath 
Turning his flaming coal to dust 
Trampling on his six wings of sin and death 


Inspired by the words "For when they ate of the tree of knowledge, they trampled the Cherubim and the Seraphim with the flaming sword" from the  ancient writing "Melchizedek" from the The Nag Hammadi Library

Premium Member For Folly Was When Adam and Eve Ate

For Folly Was When Adam And Eve Ate


Drowning the naked landscape in a fog
Far away bursting city in its smog
Along the beach sea-salt floats right on in
They, bustling crowd, treading footprints of men
Of the coming storm we dare shut the door
Raging sea-winds batter innocent shore
With the angry weather the mind goes blank
Noisy bars carefree, puke up what they drank
Whilst the far-off Greek Gods watch with sweet glee
Storm knocks down buildings and up-roots giant trees
The usual do-nothing crowd parties inside
Enjoying the change while full of their pride.
Humans cannot stop the weather at all
Failure was insured with Icarus' fall
Hercules bellows and Thor walks the halls
For folly was when Adam and Eve ate
And now we all must face the Hands of Fate.

Robert J. Lindley, 16 verse sonnet.
June 17th 1972

Note: I was barely 18 years old when I composed this poem.

Adam and Eve

Babe you are more than attractive 
We can live like Adam and Eve 

Babe you are mine I believe 
Give me your mind my mind’s thief 

Babe from God hope I receive 
If I am wrong please forgive 

Babe I know you are not cheap 
God knows my love is how deep 

Babe as you sow so you reap
Don’t make mistake and then weep

Seth of Holy Breath

Born of man and holy breath 
Heaven’s angel who stops death
Father of the race of Seth

Adam and Eve

All lives meet at one point

Adam and Eve

Adam and Eve
Back in the beginning
Serpent came a grinning
Told Eve that he had a big surprise
Adam said don’t take it
But Eve went and ate it
Forbidden fruit was sure to open their eyes
God came a calling
Said you are a falling
They had to leave Eden that day
Serpent was the winner
Turned them into a sinner
But it just had to be that way
Now start believing
Satan is decieving
We learned it right from the start
So if you hear him
Man don’t you fear him
Make sure Jesus is in you heart
Marty West

Adam and Eve

Adam & Eve 

If a koala bear had been sitting in the apple tree
and Eve had asked Adam to move the animal
to the appropriate tree so it could feed and sleep
there would be no need for religion and snakes 
would have no poison.

It was Eve when she had her period, which got
the idea to cover her distress with a palm leaf,
Adam liked the design and the garment industry 
was born, but it was Eve who wore and made 
the first hat to protect her hair from the sun.

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