Bathsheba Poems - Poems about Bathsheba

Bathing with Bathsheba By Mark D. Stucky As you bathed bare below the high palace were you intentionally seductive? The citadel was in plain view, and so apparently were you. Or were you simply innocent, and the king abused his power? Was it a me-too moment those three millennia ago? Nonetheless, you became complicit in David’s paternity cover-up. You closed your eyes to consequences of a conspiracy plotting...

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I Don't work for food that spoil; anoint with oil II John 6:27 compares food Jesus offers, versus natural food that spoil. The second part of the above monoku is based in psalm 51. King David sinned against God, he says, when he seduced Uriah's wife, when he was fighting in a war away from home, for King...

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1 Samuel 16, and 2 Samuel 11 I wish that I had never shared my psalms, Regardless whose insomnia was raging. I wish that my ambition hadn’t brought me from the hills To shamelessly perform before the king. For if I’d had the patience to have waited; If I had kept these lyrics ‘neath a blanket in my tent, Then now...

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King David and Bathsheba… David was a great king, who sinned and took a great fall. As lust grabbed his heart, When Bathsheba he saw! In his heart... he sinned as lust was conceived. A plan of murderous lot was soon achieved! This sin led to another! King David planned…. To have Bathsheba's husband killed by his enemies’ hands.. The consequences of his sin was...

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There was a great king, whom did sin and fall. David. When from his balcony, Bathsheba he saw. In his heart... he sinned as lust was conceived. A plan of muder in his heart was soon received. This sin led to another and had soon willed. To have Bathsheba's husband to be killed. The consequences of his sin was later...

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There was a great king, whom did sin and fall. David. When from his balcony, Bathsheba he saw. In his heart... he sinned as lust was conceived. A plan of muder in his heart was soon received. This sin led to another and had soon willed. To have Bathsheba's husband to be killed. The consequences of his sin was later...

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