Chaplain Poems - Poems about Chaplain

...“We may think of freedom, not as the right thing to do, but as the opportunity to do what is right.” ~~Peter Marshall~~ "Need I say this was inspired by the t......Read the rest...

...A green chaplain to trees nurtures Her root systems and dancing prancing branches Preaching reaching deeply into shared 0-soul trunks, circling spinal enthusiastic core Breathing circul......Read the rest...

...Kindness and Lament Money never to be found or spare Funny how people just sit there and stare Honey now you know this really isn’t fair Sunny for those who genuinely care Affection for thos......Read the rest...

...Thomas Traherne as a chaplain did a living earn A predictable metaphsic of a world so platonic......Read the rest...

...William Strode loved to recite aloud a public orator so proud Chaplain to the Bishop of Oxford perhaps he read his poetics to his 'Lord'......Read the rest...

...An atheistic 'Chief Chaplain' at Harvard The university's raison d'etre bartered A divinity school, founded to spread God's word The goal now, 'equitable neighborhoods'......Read the rest...

...Until You Meet Again With Me (with love to Barbara) By Franklin Price 02/23/2022 On the evening when God took you, while we held you by the hand, Your life on earth was over, was hard for me......Read the rest...

...This sort of horrible tragedy actually happened in America's Civil War - Despite the soft and tepid breeze, the day felt cold and mean, As I became a witness to the foulest things I’ve see......Read the rest...

...blowing frost on a star and gravestone quickening our steps like Charlie Chaplain turning maple leaf into rubies and gold churning flocks into wind splashed shoals now we're hunched over like Qu......Read the rest...

...Number six. "Good morning, my name is David Brown. I'm a humanist chaplain volunteer. I like to do the rounds and have a natter." "That's interesting, David. Do sit down. So what motivates you......Read the rest...

...Eye for eye; tooth for tooth, Age old key to old hitch, Justice’s way; known from youth, Consciences’ vexing itch. Few know death’s row bower, Lowly know its bare scene, Some escape through ......Read the rest...

...The First Thanksgiving (Sept. 3, 1578) The shortest distance to Cathay 1 (Land of riches: silks, teas and spices) Lay to the north to the South Sea. 2 Didn’t Barlow tell th......Read the rest...

...Religion has been privatised like gas I know in church we still can hear the Mass Yet no Chaplain comes to dying men I did my best alone without a plan. Inside the holy sanctuary bare I bec......Read the rest...

...Held behind cold stone walls, In silence, marched to work. The shabby dressed walked prison halls, Hell waits for those who shirk. Breaking rocks or picking rope, Naught to eat save gruel and ......Read the rest...

...i was there the day she died the day she breathed her last i prayed the Lord she'd suffer not it's happening too fast we both agreed no life support so many years ago how could i see this cir......Read the rest...