Disestablishmentarianism Poems | Examples


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Panda Eyes

Staring with your dark panda eyes, 
Lips hinting a smile, 
The carrot offering, 
You beckon me 
To play your game of souls. 
Will I be redeemed or damned? 
I fear death is the promise of those eyes 
Camouflaged in an angelic visage. 
Like a whore peddling sex 
At an anti-disestablishmentarianism convention, 
I am ripped from my element. 
Wary of the risks, 
Searching those secretive panda eyes, 
Tentatively, I offer my soul. 
Damned or redeemed I play.


9/8/04

Older word challenge poem using the words panda, angelic, anti-disestablishmentarianism.  Why else would that word ever show up in a poem. PS~ it was the opposition to the established Church of England

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