Ecclesiastical Poems | Examples

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Via Con Deedo Grandma

Don't bother mom
When leaving the store
In little Blurrys arrival outdoors

Blurry puddle of mudd

The heat of the blender rises 
Up from my blustered feet
The Irish Georgia 5th has a pain
The ceilings compassion 
Ecclesiastical grace
Foot immersion isn't going well for congress
Trench Foot training since a boy
It teaches soils residence who's home

You could count on five obstructions losing constitution in a process of debate or write an executive branch any minute minute of the day.

The Rose

She is a symphony of beauty a composition of pure elegance and grandeur 
a masterpiece creation sculpted by the God's above 
Her scent is heaven's gift to us and so are her thorns 
she is an orchestra ecclesiastical, worshiping at the font of  life 
a flower of great valor, there is great beauty from within
please do not let her wither, help her bloom 
play her song and raise her to the sun, 
help her break the glass and remain in your heart,  
forever young.

This Chalice

A golden ornate cup once full
 a mystical reservoir filled
 now half-emptied of love and emotions,
 as if the night would be emptied 
 of moon glow and starlight;
sipping in and savoring, bitter delight
 in the last few remaining drops
 of inner peace and tranquility,
 harbinger of melancholia time
 bewitching poetry of sage and antiquity;
inebriation, intoxication, imbibed tippler,
 the maudlin sour darkness of sleep
 rest and forgetfulness of the forlorn soul
 the old soul, the soothsayer extraordinaire,
 a primitive, ecclesiastical realist;
give me rest, satisfy my thirst
 quench my fears and anxieties
 in restful sleep and dreamscape
 awaiting escape, release, freedom
through this chalice of night.






1/18/22 The Chalice of Night 
contest sponsored by  Chantelle Anne Cooke


Premium Member True Grace

True Grace specifies no special face to extend God's Grace.

Religion at its finest could never define the True God of the Bible.

Understanding and loving God demand that we do likewise with others.

Ecclesiastical organizations are great assets for reliving human suffering.


Giving His only begotten son was God's greatest example of loving humanity.

Reliance and resting in the reality that enables us to give our lives in service 

Activate True Grace, and we set an example of Relational Christianity.

Religion is both God-centered and taking care of orphans and widows.*

Exceptionalism should be a trait of Christians that is given as seasoning.


052021PSCtest, Giving Godly Grace, Regina McIntosh
*James 1:27

Live the Passing Life Well

There is no place to hide from heat and light
No shelter from the open desert lands of day
From the exposed inquisitor, an esoteric sun
The Son of man saw to that when rising up
Each person starves in isolation at lands end
Oceans stop by islands, little dots, accumulated there
On sand, on dunes, a scorching place for bones
A private ascetically ecclesiastical thing called Lent
Where all things come from ashes to go back again
Leaving remnants of the souls intent
All good things come to and from the desert dry 
A curriculum celebrated to that end remembered

Trump Forever Will Fume

Trump Forever Will Fume

In room in Mira Lago Trump will fume,
And he is an idiot  who likes to bloom;
In each place,
A basket case;
Each day deeper does appear his doom.

Jim Horn

Write some poems using these 
words below.

acquire ecclesiastical attire 
bier brier buyer choir crier 
denier desire dire drier empire 
entire expire fire friar higher 
hire inquire liar mire prior  
require retire sire spire squire 
supplier tire transpire trier 
vampire wire


A Real Alleluia

a real Alleluia
In a heavenly atmosphere
ecclesiastical manner
an angelic sound
a loud joyful eulogize
applaud
aloud
a ceaseless praise
glory
the amen's mood
a prayerful proclamation
acclaimation
spuritual tribute
faith leads
hope rules
love commands.

Drencho POET Loads

Priesthood As Victimhood

Priesthood as Victimhood

Like a child; childhood
dying for its favourite toy
so it is with priesthood
dying to attain joy

irrespective of how hard
to see own flowing blood
as long as it brings sanctity
from the Most Holy Trinity

a call of real diligence
to follow the High Priest 
Jesus par excellence
in the heavenly midst

who died on the Cross
torment, agony and pain
but that was not a loss
but a divine-real gain

hence a priest is a victim
through grace of ordination
as the ecclesiastical pilgrim
who knows his divine mission.

Drencho POET Loads.

Premium Member Ecstasy

ECSTASY 

Ecclesiastical euphoria 
Cavorting openly - unadorned
Satisfactions saviored glee
Testifying, swaying in the dance of
Actualized beliefs
Spiritualized in
Yearning


6/28/2016

submitted to – Ecstasy – Poetry Contest
sponsor – John Hamilton

Gymnos

archetypically,
I sow my hysterical libido,
in the Jungian brain garden,
and reap only ecclesiastical weeds,
and subconscious rashes...

breaking apart, engorged, 
mad egoist, freudian slip'd,
spilling repressed aloes,
into her ashen columbarium...

penitent, penniless,
scrabbled up the storied mount,
silently trapp'd, interlocuted,
cast back to a southern field...

adiposed, juniper kiss'd,
scarlet nin, flagrante delict(oh),
wagging tongued, freely spoken,
i'll come round again,

ecstatically.

Rasputin

Rasputin, known as the Russian mad monk,
Was wandering through the abbey quite drunk,
He was caught somewhat unawares
By a descending flight of stairs,
His long cloak causing an ecclesiastical slump.

Premium Member Marks of the Church

The Church is one, holy, Catholic and apostolic
Find these words from the Creed, Professed at Sunday mass
4 marks indicate the essential features of the Church
Each mark viewed as a reality and a challenge

Church is one
Bond of love between Eternal Father and Eternal Son 
Unites as one people of Eternal God
Church profess one Lord, one faith and one Baptism forms one body, the Church

Church is holy
In the Holy Trinity is the source of her holiness
It is holy from her founder, her saints and means of salvation
The Sacraments, 10 Commandments, charity and prayer presented as holiness of the Church

Church is Catholic
Catholic means universal
Have their own ecclesiastical disciplines, liturgical rites, theological and spiritual heritages
Dialogue is a form of evangelization

Church is Apostolic
Built upon the foundation of Apostles
The college is understood as the principle of their collegiality
Holy Spirit ensures she will not err in faith and morals

Divorce Court

Ecclesiastical is this 
Problem now. 

And I wish to expel
Sentiments of fluff
that flounder and burrow

So sugary but
Stale is the taste
You spilled on my 
Palette. 

As the time ticks
Fast and furious
I deserve an escape.

The Bible

Boy, Mr. Bible, congratulations
You are 400 years older today
And you come here a long, hard way
Through fires and tribulations
From diminished Latin to English tongue
From God's Spirit moving upon men
To the quilt and style of the barren pen
Over the back of Ethiopia slung.

Book divine, book above all books that shine
Inspred of God, illumining the Way
Bridging heavens faith to human mind
Lamp from the wilderness, guide when I pray
Eternal hope of the ecclesiastical shadowing
 
The West may speak of Tindale
And John Wycliff, that morning star in the night
But also of what young Prince James had right
Before the throne's luster decked his sail
I just want to say happy birthday, Bible
Thank you for 400 years of light
Thank for healing of the darkness and our sight
Congratulations, and thank you, Mr Bible

Be Filled With Song

ecclesiastical morning
when 
the
the blue sky is wide open
and
it
shall be
filled with song
thus
wings full of joy
oh
lord I will obey
and
be filled with song

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