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An Atheist Shakes the Bishop's Hand

...The ring depicts a promise of fidelity. I smile as you stand in your cloak. That headgear is the symbol of the tongues of fire. I smile as you receive that formal mitre, while that pastoral staff......

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Categories: diocesan, christian, god, religion,
Form: Free verse

I Turn You Into Poems

...In fact, at first, By fiction’s thirst, To thrust my sight in curse, ‘Tween nurse and verse, For better, for worse, At least I can rehearse. Before the former: A stench in fallacy’s flame, ......

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Categories: diocesan, myth, nature, poems, poetry,
Form: Rhyme

Vestry Letter

...Only way I could figure out how to print out my Vestry email letter. Jim Horn Dear Friends, Just a reminder of our upcoming meeting this coming Tuesday (Jan. 12th), 5:30 pm in Bliss Hall. A......

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Categories: diocesan, encouraging,
Form: Blank verse

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry