Religion Haibun Poems

Author’s note: The following is in haibun form—poetic prose (microfiction with less than 200 words in this case) coupled with a haiku. It was written...

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Running through the Lost Forest of no tomorrows, my heart beats at warp speed as the hideous howls draw nearer. My thoughts briefly digress to...

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From the ages of five to fifteen, I was abused at home, bullied, and harassed at school, and was, generally unhappy most of the time....

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The war on women is half the reason we are in this mess,*
our earth systems failing our societal descent, as men 
divide and conquer women...

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It doesn’t cost a thing, and it’s something that can be given and received by anyone regardless of their religion or gender or nationality or...

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IT'S THE BREAD THAT BINDS

Look at religion like a sandwich, Judaism being one slice of bread, Islam being the other slice of bread, the true...

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When the physical body wears out, it dies.  When it dies, the tissues, organs, nerves, fluids, etc., rapidly disintegrate. Left alone, in time, the...

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His soul was calloused from being hidden, protected, defended.  His voice lacked the listen harder whisper of the preacher’s temptations.  He claimed to...

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Religion are words
 that have never
 ending meaning,
every word
 is taken and twisted.

Every form
 is taken and
 used for a 
human’s advantage.
Religion must be
 known...

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Absolute Faith

“Abandon all varieties of religion and just surrender unto me. I shall deliver you from all sinful reactions. Do not fear.” (Bhagavad Gita 18:66)

Note:...

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Dusting through the aisles to the alter, reverend father reflected on the society at war and the many factions that fought over the same god,...

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I'm strong and black and wild and hairy. Am, in fact, a wolf, although the shepherd claims me as his sheep. He holds me high...

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Blessèd Are The Gender Bent

Of all the pain and perils of this place to pick on such tormented souls
is simply a disgrace. The sin you...

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Hermes broke his Father (Zeus) and Mother’s (Maia) heart
when he intervened upon seeing a green eyed blonde woman
of Celtic origin, on her way to the...

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He thinks to change times and laws the spiraling silencer of truth.             ...

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