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ASSUMPTION, PRESUMPTION , GUMPTION
I don’t enjoy been on a plane,
I find it scary and a tad mundane,
But last time I flew,
I sat next to a lady I slightly knew,
I was bored and wanted to play a silly game!
It was the same lady who lived across the street,
Her sandals were shoddy and she had ugly feet,
Her face looked bloated, red and big,
And every day she wore a new wig,
I thought she was also perhaps an adulteress,
A cheat!
I noticed that she ordered a stiff brandy,
She’s having an affair, she’s used to being randy,
Truly how could this lady attract a husband
And lover,
She was clearly quite plain,
What did either of them have to gain,
Even her hair was mousy brown and sandy!
We started chatting about this and that,
And told me she was on diet for she felt fat,
I’m no professor but have two degrees,
So noticed she spoke with intellectual ease,
I felt bad at what I thought earlier,
My thoughts had to somehow retract!
She was CEO of a well know airline,
But sadly had cancer of the spine,
Which she was hoping to beat
The cancer had also spread to her feet,
She could only wear sandals, I knew then
I was out of line!
I wanted to make her feel good,
My thoughts weren’t nice, that is plainly understood,
I invited her to join us on our luxury liner,
For as long as she liked, she was also a deep
Sea diver,
We became best of friends, and pleased her,
As only a friend could.
It turned out that the man I saw going
In and out of her house,
Was her brother, so she didn’t cheat.
On her spouse,
In fact they were about to repeat their vows,
Underneath the boughs,
Of an old oak tree and a river on which
They had a boathouse.
Elsie got better, thank God,
Both she and I thanked Him, He was
Our rod,
I was really lucky to have found
Such a genuine friend high up, off the ground,
We both lived by the sea, had a picnic,
And watched the whales, a huge pod!
I have now learnt not to make any
Hasty assumption,
But to have gumption,
For I was horribly wrong,
I had come a long
Way, since that day on the plane, not to
Make any hurried presumption!
What Would Santa Claus Say
by Michael R. Burch
What would Santa Claus say,
I wonder,
about Jesus returning
to Kill and Plunder?
For he’ll likely return
on Christmas Day
to blow the bad
little boys away!
When He flashes like lightning
across the skies
and many a homosexual
dies,
when the harlots and heretics
are ripped asunder,
what will the Easter Bunny think,
I wonder?
NOTE: The biblical book of Revelation says that Jesus will murder children himself for their mother's sins, in the letters to the Churches. But he won't stop there, according to the writer of Revelation, because after all the earth's creatures have sung the praises of God, a third of them will be destroyed in acts of bloody carnage, along with a third of human beings. That's trillions of animals and billions of people. I can't believe the compassionate Jesus of the gospels, who had table fellowship with prostitutes and refused to stone an adulteress, is going to suddenly start murdering their children and become the greatest serial murderer of all time. And how can the man who taught us to put aside religious differences to practice compassion in the Parable of the Good Samaritan not follow his own advice? Jesus reserved all his sternest criticism for hypocrites, so wouldn't he have to live up to his own teaching?
The grace of God permeates the genealogy of Jesus.
The first woman to appear in Jesus' genealogy was
a woman who refused to be denied by pretending to be
a prostitute. In so during, having a child by Judah, TAMAR
became an ancestorial grandmother of Jesus Christ
The Son of God.
The second woman to appear in his genealogy was a
harlot named RAHAB, also an ancestorial grandmother.
The third woman appeared from Moab, a country
forbidden to worship in God's Temple. Her name was
RUTH, King David's great-grandmother.
The fourth woman to appear was BATHSHEBA, an adulteress
linked to a murder. These all demonstrate to what extent
the God who is Holy will descend to bring us into his
loving arms of care and forgiveness.
The last woman to appear in the genealogy of Jesus
is a virgin named MARY, chosen to be his mother.
As Jesus once wrote in the dirt
With wisdom a silent covert
He challenged the crowd
Not speaking aloud
As Mercy soaked a land that thirsts
Did He write of the Law or a plea
Or note what the stoners would see?
With grace He forgave
And lives that He’d save
Revealed what true justice should be
The ignorant sin and the bold
By Jesus were greatly retold
To turn from the wrong
Repent and belong
To a Love that is greater than gold
Did Jesus write the Law of Moses
As the Book of Numbers discloses
Echoes of the stoning
For Stephen no postponing
On the grave lain stone roses
In this free-floating pericope
The question has to be
Where is the john
The adulteress had known?
A name overtly written to see?
Maybe one by one
That's why they flee from The Son
Slumping off guiltily
Their demeanor is easy to see
Their sin the smoking gun
No books He did write
With water He didn't baptize
We are His hands and feet
We are His voice when we preach
To the masses that ostracize
Abel, the armored lancer, was a shameless adulterer not able
to give up for an hour the company of beautiful Anabel;
" I'm allowed to court anyone! " he squeaked out aloud,
" Why must an adulteress be cursed, to me it's superstitious!
I prefer sensual Anabel! She never denies my desires!
I won't bow and crawl! No angry Pope can make me cow!"
" I am joining the Crusaders and take Anabel with me,
in Jerusalem I will announce my bethrothal to her;
ah, my gracious wife Mary, you won't be so merry!
If they arrest me, a bale of jewel will guarantee my bail!"
And if the infidels kill me, " Anabel, send a message to my beloved Mary:
" I ask to be forgiven, not forgotten...I was very unfaithful to you;
in every battle I saw your devoted face so tearful, it was terrible...
I am too troubled and traumatized by this guilt which will bring me death."
Her essence manifests on abysmal nights.
Aimlessly roaming in endless twilights.
Ceaselessly craving the warmth of sunlight.
Trapped in a shadow realm.
Forsaken passage to heaven.
An abomination so evil she's banished from hell.
A professed Christian woman, such a brutal disgrace.
Extraordinarily wicked.
A false mask of godliness concealed her true face.
An edacious hypocrite to her very core.
Treacherous, unscrupulous.
Constantly taking more.
Sacrificed her soul for adulteress lust.
While preaching of forgiveness and unconditional love.
Judge not she had said as she fantisized that you where dead.
To her husband she swore a biblical oath.
Falsifying the truth to those she did host.
Accused of betrayal for not bowing down.
Broken and tarnished her, self righteous crown.
A scapegrace of shame.
She aches all alone.
No mercy, no peace, no place to call home.
From time to time, you'll catch sight of her sillohette
on a moonlit night.
A glimpse of what she became.
A longing to end her relentless pain.
What I ask, did she gain?
WHAT IF TIFFE MARRIED ZIFF AND WHAT IF?...
GOOD EVEnING!
Now what if?
Tiffe married Ziff
And McGriff divorced Woodcliff
And what if
I sniff and smell it someone cheating
Someone's being an adulteress
The dead body was frozen
Melted flesh was soft
But the examiner refrozen it
So it was quaff and restiff
No what if this story made sense
This riff of giff what's the meaning of it
Twas a murder movie
Woodcliff murdered Ziff
So he could marry Tiffe
The pleasure garden on mountain eagle
They wed the lodger a story of London Fog
Downhill she's a farmer's wife
Easy virtue blackmail Juno and the paycock
Murder, witness Eistree calling
The skin game say's Mary, whose rich and strange
As number seventeen waltzes from Vienna
The man who knew too much took
the 39 steps
Was he a secret agent sabotage young and innocent
You see the lady vanishes at Jamaica Inn
This murdered wife's name was Rebecca
A foreign correspondent, witness to this was Mr. and Mrs. Smith
Number 13 always tell your wife
So many wife's so many deaths committed
All those poor murdered by Woodcliff
Ahh! it's just from a scene from Alfred Hitchcock??
GOOD NiGHT!
1/26/18
by James Edward Lee Sr.
A Jewish woman, accused of being an adulteress
The determination: a gruesome, stressful test
Yet something somehow seems awfully wrong
A verdict of guilty cannot possibly belong
in a case where an adulteress is seen to be insane
where a 'spirit of folly' has invaded her brain...
And how is adultery even conceivable for a holy Jewish soul
Which knows that acts of outright evil trigger a Halakhic* boil ~
Only the Devil himself, the Evil Inclination, could cause such a tragedy
Fight him with the holy Torah, the antidote for all iniquity
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*'Halakhic' references 'Torah Law'
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Just in case (JIC) you were wondering, the gruesome test of the adulter-
ess, as well as its verdict, were discontinued with the destruction of the
Jerusalem Temple by the Romans in 70 C.E... However, the law against
adultery remains part and parcel of the Decalogue: 'Thou shalt not com-
mit adultery.' This law is applicable to Jews and non-Jews alike, punish-
able by the 'Heavenly Court.' (cc to FDR, JFK, Bill Clinton, Donald Trump,
Jeffrey Epstein, Eliot Spitzer, Sheldon Silverman, ... et al.)
“I believe God gave His only Son, so that I might live by his word without fear.”
The poet.
No heralding angles to prepare for his birth
No regal setting for he, to be king of the earth.
God’s Son born in a lowly animal’s manger.
From Herod’s all baby boys born were in danger
Jesus, though Son of God, King of Kings and Lord of lords,
God had him live as an ordinary man not needing swords.
He did not live in a palace, in luxury with riches galore,
No jeweled crown when with the people, lepers or at tax collector’s door.
He taught the people including children about mercy and love.
They believed as He performed miracles by the power of God above.
He walked on water, He made the blind see and the lame walk,
And thousands came to gather and listen just to hear him talk.
Once when faced with a dilemma not to go against the law of the day,
Saving an adulteress from being stoned, He stated come who may,
And the one without sin should be the one to cast the first stone.
Soon as He knew would happen, the woman and He stood alone.
His Father had sent his only Son to be a leader to all mankind.
Jesus had many followers, soon he must leave his earthly life behind.
By dying on the cross, Jesus took the punishment we deserve,
and offered us His righteousness if His word we observe.
We cannot separate Mother Mary and Saint Joseph
They’re having so much connection
With the mystery of Incarnation of Eternal God
St. Joseph, being guardian of the Virgin’s spotless honor
Foster-father of the Divine Babe
Mother Mary’s family thought be made known
She might not be stoned by the Jews as an adulteress
Thirdly, that in her flight; have the comfort of a husband
St. Ignatius add yet a fourth reason namely that is birth might hid from the devil
Looking for Him to be born of a wife and not of a Virgin
Gracious God, I pray for my parents
For all family members who have positively influenced my life
For the happiness of good memories
For the forgiveness of those who have wronged me
And for peace of heart with those to whom I did not or could not say “I’m sorry”
For all the deceased members of my family
Your great mercy Lord
You may forgive their sins
And welcome them into eternal life
Written 6222018
Poetry Form: Terzanelle (19 lines poem)