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Dogma Poems - Poems about Dogma

Premium Member The Jewel Of Jesus
A polytheist would argue just one God That there are endless guards and many rods given these wards With many temperaments and aims devotion for a supreme being Compassionate gods spread charity, clarity’s light and goodwill Whereas others spread hate, blood still spills Relates—mayhem and darkness The God of the Old Testament unforsaken is the nakedness not ever to turn the other cheek not even for the meek He portrays...

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Categories: dogma, jesus, religion,
Form: Dramatic Verse
Premium Member Dogma
For there is no love in dogma and no dogma in love. Love yourself and you love God. Love thy neighbor and you are the dove. Enlightening others as a golden rod. For there is no God to find, for God hath not know the hand of time. No righteous path exists, only staying present in the mind. Will ground...

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Categories: dogma, angel, bible, blessing, body,
Form: Sonnet



Premium Member The Soul of Man
There's been a subtle, yet powerful undercurrent, That forms faith and peoples belief. With roots at the core of civilization, Causing both struggles and further relief. Today's religion has become a point of contention, ...

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Categories: dogma, faith, humanity,
Form: Dramatic Verse
This World of Life and Void
Brothel of delights Temple to serve men and gods A bridge between void and light Playground of freedom Church of law and God's judgment A bridge falling into void...

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Categories: dogma, allegory, home, humanity, religion,
Form: Sedoka
For Our Protection
take care of right side that I minister my left dogmas cajole us......

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Categories: dogma, allusion, analogy, appreciation, care,
Form: Senryu



Dry Canals of the Gathering
Those who crown themselves with miters and croziers Are dry and barren canals to which I shall describe Boats remain frozen in their abandoned and void place The waters being a simulacrum of doctrines Only the arid wind gives a sense of forward time The bubbling and fizzing spring they cut from themselves Those who...

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Categories: dogma, anger, religion, religious, sad,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Glorious Truths
Tossing and turning in Whitman’s grass, Breathing every fervent loving sensate, My deliberate doubts, you may bypass, To obey the certainty of Christian dictates. To some, my probes attack settled law, My queries are grounds for execution. I don’t mind those symbols wedged in your craw. I just seek truths instead of words well spun. Truth travels in a continuous passage, Skipping along...

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Categories: dogma, allusion, christian, god, philosophy,
Form: Rhyme
Betise
Blunt brain such stale dogma holds Tighter than crags hug dewy molds; She spurns sparks Reason confers, And terms sanest wit profitless fuss. Sweetest rank her outmoded views, Above strictest sense and full clues; Cherished most within inured cloud Are her trite thought frail and proud. Proffer sure-shining cachings of gold For faintest morsel of heresies retold, And...

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Categories: dogma, adventure, allegory, allusion, anger,
Form: Didactic
Dogma Incarnate
Religion in practice… arms length from God Close enough to see, never to touch Single lens focus, vision for sale Dogma as deity —conscription at birth (Villanova Pennsylvania: January, 2020)...

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Categories: dogma, religion,
Form: Free verse
University Dogma
Five thousand sermons, one point of view The message sole branded —the damned in the pews (Villanova Pennsylvania: September, 2019)...

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Categories: dogma, discrimination,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Captive Minds
When the mind is held captive the body is the prisoner. Kale Brereton January 19, 2019 www.thefreethinkinghuman.com...

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Categories: dogma, community, conflict, introspection, life,
Form: Epigram
Dogma Or Mystery, Part Two
It's ironic that 'dogma' simply once meant belief: something we hope is true but aren't certain of, as opposed to a fact. Now dogma means doctrine, something taken as fact and NOT to be disputed. Unfortunately this mindset has damaged religion, especially the monotheistic faiths, turning off millions seeking profound meaning in their lives. It...

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Categories: dogma, allusion, analogy, angst, appreciation,
Form: Prose
Dogma Or Mystery, Part One
The problem I have with religions is that they forget themselves. All of the great religions start out from a MYSTERY. Something or someone happens that is unique, remarkable, almost incomprehensible in terms of everyday life. A man of status learns he is actually one of the oppressed, and somehow manages to convince the dictator...

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Categories: dogma, analogy, appreciation, atheist, god,
Form: Prose
Premium Member Dogma
Clean mouth nose eyes ears and butt And an all weather coat You had me at domesticated wolf...

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Categories: dogma, dog, introspection, nature,
Form: Light Verse
The Unwritten Dogma
The Unwritten Dogma Institutions and their doctrines fall to the spiritual reality. Not in Emergence--in affirmation of a bigoted tradition of God and man. How can an individual Catholic be redeemed; when God has condemned that spiritual kingdom collectively? Calling back the supposed lapsed Catholic; as if disconnected to the corporate bond. And the recovering Catholic; as if...

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Categories: dogma, devotion,
Form: Free verse

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