Best Tabernacles Poems
Below are the all-time best Tabernacles poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of tabernacles poems written by PoetrySoup members
The Feast of Tabernacles - the Healing Journey10/1/12
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Many have abused and murdered using their religion to justify
Believing in a god will not save this writhing world
So what will?
God teaches us that only...
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Categories:
tabernacles, happiness, hope, life, religion,
Form:
Free verse
The Feast of Tabernacles - the Call For Action10/2/12
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Reveled through the world His words are cherished
Many read the peace of His words, yet works be perished
We see the problems without the power to...
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Categories:
tabernacles, dedication, faith, hope, inspirational,
Form:
Rhyme
The Feast of Tabernacles - God's Faithfulness and the Good News10/13/12
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God’s Faithfulness
Faithfulness is everything to God
He promises those that are faithful to Him
And His laws—eternal life and happiness
When God commanded Hosea to marry a prostitute,
He...
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Categories:
tabernacles, hope, inspirational, life, love,
Form:
Free verse
The Feast of Tabernacles - Conscience10/13/12
A clear conscience is good;
A mind open and sensitive to God’s way
Produces peace and a sense of hope
However, a weak conscience,
One that is easily swayed...
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Categories:
tabernacles, inspirational, life, philosophy, longing,
Form:
Free verse
The Feast of Tabernacles - Accessible Wisdom10/13/12
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Man will always fall short
As long as they use their own wisdom
Be thankful for our access to God’s wisdom
Read it—and stay by it
But most of...
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Categories:
tabernacles, life, visionary,
Form:
Free verse
Indigenous GhostNo amount of political education
could quell his mingling organ they call ‘simple brain,’
while mutations from grammar association
to unravel civilization's complex pain.
His shield prepared against another...
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Categories:
tabernacles, angst, culture,
Form:
Sonnet
My Venerable Dad - Memory Snippet On Fathers DayLucky day! Father McShane was on the altar.
I knelt in gratitude, in silent applause.
He said mass faster than the lead car in a...
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Categories:
tabernacles, father, father, father,
Form:
Free verse
The Children's BreadFreshly baked every morning,
Even at noon and in the evening,
In different shapes and colors-
Some dense, some light
Some like desert manna
Some flat, some leavened
Some long and...
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Categories:
tabernacles, family, father, food, children,
Form:
Free verse
Baptism By FireAshless shall thee
For a moment
Or forever be
Fair Lady, forsake what has passed
Partake of purification
Walk with me upon love's life path
Into baptism by fire
Manifestation in its...
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Categories:
tabernacles, devotion, spoken word,
Form:
Free verse
Spy Breidenthal -Part 2-I will never forget the Feast of Tabernacles at Lake Arrowhead
I spent my nights there in our beautiful rented house
With Spy loyally by my side
...
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Categories:
tabernacles, appreciation, cat, grief, happiness,
Form:
Narrative
The Holy Youth of Sao Pauloskinny children move quickly outliving
the shadow of their slim suicides.
running and skipping they celebrate lent
with
the soles of their feet...
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Categories:
tabernacles, allegory,
Form:
I do not know?
Children of the NightIn paradox with the living world,
Day breaks at dusk,
Reminiscences of the preceding night,
Lost to substance abuse induced amnesia,
Breakfast is served,
Flunitrazepam, ethanol and cannabis,
A balanced diet...
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Categories:
tabernacles, city, culture, life, night,
Form:
Prose Poetry
The Masked Faces“The Masked Faces”
We peeling off the foreskin of our rich culture,
Ignorance is the reason we feed on the carcass of a Vulture,
The more we fail...
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Categories:
tabernacles, innocence, political, power, violence,
Form:
Alliteration
Haunt Me No MoreVerse 4: Another day of fighting back tears of fears
Lingering around a chastening situation that appears
You can't just leave me with this junk of a...
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Categories:
tabernacles, deep,
Form:
Lyric
Bantu Migrations: Ntu, Umb, Mumbi, Nagabumbawhen they reached Cameroun, from the heart of Africa's West
they had no priests; they had no religion; they knew IMMENSITY
they had, too, the fairest of...
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Categories:
tabernacles, africa, culture, history, humanity,
Form:
Didactic