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Disproven Poems

Easter 2024

...A sinless one pays the wages of sin
One in whom death hath no hold
An anomaly goes unseen
For thirty silver coins He is sold
Offending many with all he aimed to mean
That was mocked and frowned ...

Categories: disproven, christian, easter,
Form: Rhyme

Uncomfortable Pt 2

...Uncomfortable pt.2

Let me take a moment 
to tell you what exactly this is and 
what exactly this isn't. 
This here is not your regularly scheduled program 
or a piece without substance.

Thi...

Categories: disproven, philosophy, poetry,
Form: Rhyme

Problems We Can'T Fix, Part Ii

......It leaves us facing a situation
that no power humans possess can lick,
thank God poverty is a relative thing,
since it’s an evil mankind cannot fix.

Take also the issue of those in you,
jus...

Categories: disproven, conflict, how i feel,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry

Not Dispelled

...If God and Heaven don’t exist,
  their facade is fine with me

The simulation of a thought so pure,
will satisfy my needs

So take your theories and quantum math
painted corners left to dwell
...

Categories: disproven, god, heaven,
Form: Rhyme

She's a Judge, Jury and Executioner Ignoring Truth

...Wouldn’t it be odd if she didn’t believe, 
And ignored the truth that occurred,
Denied all the proof of what other folks saw, 
Denied what other folks heard,

Ignoring the transcripts, not wanti...

Categories: disproven, corruption, truth,
Form: Quatrain

Ten-Word Contest Entry

...Perspicuous and famous was the Law from Sir Newton:
“All massive objects have a tendency to gravitate”.
But as later discovered by the malignant Rasputin,
(Capricious and crude, inurbane and lewd,...

Categories: disproven, humorous,
Form: Rhyme

Sell Me Heaven

...Wayward in my sin,
to You, I’m foreign
my angel wings have fallen
my belief disproven
a gimmick in his marketing 
didn’t take much convincing
for I bought in
an empty, rusted tin
dimmed from ...

Categories: disproven, prayer,
Form: Rhyme

Injustice With Prejudice

...Tell a lie,
A fact lay behind,
What's a fact,
Well most can go by it,
When they all see the difference,
They call you a liar,
In this case and sometimes,
They all can lie,
And present a story...

Categories: disproven, inspirational, life, philosophy, prejudice,
Form: Free verse