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Gomer Poems - Poems about Gomer


Premium Member Modern Gomer- My Spokenword Verse
Gomer Pretty fool, beautiful you laid down you got down with your lover Wooo! what you do now no ones pitying you now you now unfaithfulness to the Lord You though he loved you now you walked away from your first love You thought he loved you child there's more than his manhood He's a man-child Gomer Unfaithful to...

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Categories: gomer, analogy, appreciation, symbolism,
Form: Dramatic Verse
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Gomer Pretty fool, beautiful you laid down you got down with your lover what you do now no ones pitying you now you now unfaithfulness to the Lord You though he loved you now you walked away from your first love You thought he loved you child Gomer Unfaithful to the Lord just a whore What if you...

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Categories: gomer, allusion, corruption, fate, image,
Form: Dramatic Verse



The Mysteries of Gomer and Tarish
First off Biblical scholars have compared to Gomer to: Being part of the nation of Tomagrath or modern day turkey! Pastor John Hagee, of Cornerstone Church as compared Gomer to the modern day nation of Germany. And in the past, I have always referred Gomer to Germany. But Gomer has also been compared to: Germany plus...

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Categories: gomer, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Narrative
Gomer and Lacy
Gomer, quite the character He loves to run in the woods Doesn't stay home, like he should If only, he'd be good. Lacy is Gomer's mama She is up in years She is my favorite Losing her, I fear. Lacy is spoiled Isn't here at night Her friend Micky and her Are pretty tight. Gomer, loves to sleep with us He needs to feel secure He is just as...

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Categories: gomer, care, dog, love,
Form: Rhyme
Hosea and Gomer
The greatest love story ever told, Of a man who loved a prostitute. Married her in her infidelity, But later she left his love destitute. Hosea loved Gomer through all her sin And lack of faithfulness. She did not deserve the love, He gave without reservedness. She gave him three children But they were not his own. She was extremely unfaithful; Her wayward seeds were sown. Yet...

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Categories: gomer, religion, love,
Form: Narrative




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