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Pascal
Blaise Pascal awaits his last call 
beneath Saint Etienne-du-Mont's tall 
columns and old rood screen.  God's nature, 
pray, ups the odds on his last wager....

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© John Smith  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: pascal, religion,
Form: Clerihew
Blaze Pascal
Of Blaze Pascal the story goes
An infant of distinct
His mother, Lady Rae-Marie
Of her own instinct

Did suckle starving infant
When at last, he showed his face
To bless all those who set up camp
To wait upon his grace...

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Categories: pascal, birth, humor, humorous, niece,
Form: Verse
Dearest Mister Pascal
could it possibly have been the tumor in your stomach
which then spread to your brain,
finally killing you
on august 19th, 1662,
which led to your shameless “wager”
which believers have used in an endless attempt to
inflict
guilt
upon 
all of us who simply cannot digest the babblings of your
book, 
your...

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Categories: pascal, life, cancer,
Form: Free verse

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Wagering As Pascal
I
Does morality need some religion?
Does humanity need Creator, Creation?
If I'm good even when I'm bad
Morality and religion we must have
As with government, as with queens, king -
Humans need umpires in everything


II
If Jesus makes me a better being
Than I was as a Hindu, even Unbelieving
Where's the...

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© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: pascal, analogy, bible, community, evil,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Reflection on the Important Things