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Premium Member "Respect Has No Color, Creed, or Gender"

Respect  begins where

Judgment ends.

Respect emerges when we

See each other clearly. 

Respect stands unyielding,

Untouched  by color, creed,

Or gender.

Social Creed

This social status brings me to my knees, as I sense a divide, a widening disease.
The upper class, devoid of any pride, spreads their lies and hide behind the media while 
                 others silently bide. 

They try to appease, ignoring the pleas of those in need, lost in the social freeze.
A creed that breeds, like a newly sprouted seed, fostering division, where hatred's the creed. 
While they preach to the masses, those dealt a cruel fate, social structures thrive, but their
                 hearts are sedate.

 This creed only nourishes greed at the top, while so many struggle, just trying to stop.

Premium Member Corporate Creed : Corporate Greed ??

They want to kill us
take the gratitude that's life
With criminal injections 
the A-bomb or a knife

Statistics are statistics,
 that don't reveal the truth
The death from vaccination,the old, the very young
also include the youth

Emotional wounds exist
separating family ties
From the propaganda mass media,
spreading nasty lies

How do we heal the rift
which affects the way we're living
Include to share love 
and always be forgiving 

There's need to find protection
from the nasty corporate creed
Enslaved us to a system
that always runs on greed

Come together as community
pray to God to send out love
Many divine messages 
descending from above


'Seal Creed'

Let the other guy
die for his country ...
I’m living for mine

Let the other guy
waddle in shame ...
in glory I cry

Let the other guy
sanction defeat ...
in victory I thrive

Let the other guy
rot in his grave ...
 eternal I strive

(For Will: January, 2026)

Premium Member Human Rights as Seen by Me, Myself, the Nomad

As nomads do, I travel far and rise
In realms where diversity intertwines.
To seekers in hostels, I do confide
That the pursuit of peace must live worldwide.

It's good to know that outcry still brings peace
When we respect each other's human rights.
At times, our conflicts advance without cease,
And the poor end up living in campsites.

In every heart, let human rights arise.
Lasting love grows as good acts never end.
Let's walk with care and keep all hope alive
Since warmth ends war when helping hands extend.

No matter race, creed, religion or need,
We aid human rights by doing good deeds.

In Rhyme and Faith - Verses Upon the Creed of EFCI - An Ode to the EFCI Confession

1. The Scriptures shine, God-breathed and pure,  
2. One triune God, eternal and sure.  
3. The Father reigns, Creator above,  
4. The Son, our Savior, full of grace and love.  
5. The Spirit proceeds, giving life and light,  
6. Humankind fallen, lost from God’s sight.  
7. Salvation is grace, through faith alone,  
8. Faith, Spirit-given, makes Christ our own.  
9. Children of God, by blood justified,  
10. Baptism and Supper, Christ’s love supplied.  
11. The Church, His body, with Christ as the head,  
12. Awaiting His coming, just as He said.  
13. Resurrection awaits—joy or judgment ahead.

© 2025 Pastor Emmanuel Serto


Premium Member 5 The Apostle's Creed

Glory be to the (Eternal) Father
To the (Eternal) Son
And to the (Eternal) Holy Spirit
As it was in the beginning
Is now and at the hour of our death
Amen

Poetry Form: Free Verse
Date Written: May 18, 2025
Time Written: 7:47pm

What do you fear?

It's a fresh day
To play in a new way
To convey each light ray 
More pray, no delay, fair pay
We stay where we lay
What can I say?

Stand up, quit your sit
Take a breath, rest a bit
Ensure you stay fit
Get ready for the hit
Grab your jumping kit
Fall not into pit

As he'd walk into your block
In seconds, he'll knock
This folk you name clock
Needing a talk but you lock
It'll mock you into shock
You can't stalk the stock

You can water the seed
And extract all the weed
Indeed growing at speed
But when you succeed
Never mislead this creed
We need to impede the greed

As it sheds its slough
My skin is no longer rough
No batter, nor pastry, just dough
So chewing ain't been tough
This stuff? Calling it enough
You laugh until you cough

Step clear in your gear
Hear this, oh my dear
Here the end is near
This day, this month, this year
Every tear will disappear
What do you fear?

My creed

My creed means to me,
Kind smiles for all I see,
Alms for donations,
Lord my liberation,
Serving the community,
Praying for you and me,
Believers are human too,
In our mortal zoo,
Creed means I can say,
Be you beautifully today!

Point Blank

I'm friends with a monster,
Inside my head.
But I hate the way he is always
Crawling under the bed when
I want him beside me, holding my hand,
Want him to protect me from all the thoughts racing
Along the shore; a never-ending creed.
I'm so tired of them, the thoughts-
They're scarier than death.
Now I want a gun pointed to my groin,
Another to my head.
Why does he sometimes leave me alone
Confused about everything, scared of
The way people talk, the way they react.
That's when I need him the most
To put a bullet through me; point blank range.

Premium Member My Creed

My Creed

 I live - a child -
Wrapped in feast days of divine whimsy
When the world outlines itself
In blue zircon sparkle
A child of the season 
When glittering petals of snowflowers
Rest on barren branches
Casting shadows of bursting light
Into tumult
Where defeated darkness whines
In an ebony gloom,
Cowering
In the amber blush of an evergreen dawn.

Taking a holly branch in my hands
I choose to walk through the shortest days,
Into the longest midnights,
Embracing the fire of the Spirit –
Guardian of precious light
From all consuming blackness –
To stand watch at the apex of midnight bells
To celebrate
Heaving darkness back into its sneering leers
To walk in an eternal festival of the celestial.

I choose to embrace jubilee
Source of golden radiance
To make merry in an eternal gala
And join rejoicing joy
Infecting every fleeting crumb of time
Dancing with triumphant jubilation,
Ambassador to consecrated oblation,
Reaching
Always reaching to receive celebration
From eternity.

Illusionary Dictators

They live in a world of illusions
Gripping onto their beliefs
Weaving a web of lies
Steering their journey through the tide
Are guardians of their pride
Masses who follow their rules
Followers of the deceitful fib
Enjoy a life of ease
The ones who supply them
With their fabricated visions
Shape their lives with lead
Are masters of this creed
But those who dare to speak the truth
Are victims of their dreaded cruelty
As a testimony of the act of defiance
Ruthlessly slaughtered in public
Hanged on the gallows of death
So, with their minds full of illusions
They dream of world domination
Or are pawns of a larger game
Leading to this devastating end.

Premium Member To a Warrior's Creed, Valiant Death, Fate Oft Decrees

To A Warrior's Creed, Valiant Death, Fate Oft Decrees

I follow the red line into hot, blazing Hell
with razor sharp long sword firm in my fighting hand
sending the devils down where their demon friends dwell
down, down deep, upon earth's surface I take my stand
I, raging fighter, with valiant blood in my veins
The Sun my only friend as its light clears my way
I leave behind me, nothing but huge bloody stains
I live as a warrior on a pittance of pay
A day's ration of bread and a bold flask of wine
few gold coins for every dark monster I slay
and the great favors of girlfriends, I daily dine
pride and Fate demands I die on some future day.

As life will be forfeit what care I of death's hand
no more than a bad-spit whisper the dying groan
To truth I am sworn, courageous is my dear stand
I am a valiant warrior, I dare fight alone.

My Lord, to an honorable death I so plead.
I lay here glad as away my life slowly bleeds.

Robert J. Lindley, Sonnet

Note- "The valiant brave die but one honorable death"

Premium Member The Wayfarer Creed

To what zenith do our chimeras whither?
As we travel across discombobulated shores?
Do we strive to collocate together?
Or breed discord and close the doors?

The wayfarer creed is to induce wherry,
With our aphonic travelers on this path.
To share in the arcane and not be wary,
And crestfallen behind all corpulent wrath.

We journey with athirst hearts and minds.
Seeking authenticity and understanding
To ogle the world through Elysian eyes,
And embrace all, no matter how demanding.

Let us leave behind our petty strife,
And forge ahead with auric hope and love.
Only then can we balmily thrive?
And soar as aquiline eagles on wings above.

So let us walk this path together.
Entwined, with canorous hearts ablaze
And let our journey last forever,
As we bask in the sun's warm rays.

He Wants His Horse To Win

You just have to win, Good Steed!
Do I say the Angel’s Creed?
Eyes to be on your praised speed,
Often mind me and strokes heed,
Flying like you had smoked weed,
At speed betraying mind of greed…

You don’t talk of losing, Steed;
I’ll fetch you your choicest bead,
Have you in richest field feed;
Above foals treasure your seed…

In do-or-die affairs lead,
A win like air I need,
Not shuddering like a reed;
When goes the shot your win read...

Means, then, my poor heart shall bleed
And blood hypertension breed,
If something should make my Steed
Forget supersonic speed…

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