Long Episcopalian Poems
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Liaison Dangereuse
“liaison dangereuse”
Tear a thin line
along my skin
softly velvet
finger tips
no nurses gloves
down my neck
along my throat
with something
sharp like words
on a tongue
like I’m
one of the
gentility heard
soft as a block of butter
hard from the fridge
I'll...
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Categories:
episcopalian, addiction, senses, sensual,
Form:
Romanticism
Should Have Seen and More
Should Have Seen
You should have seen what I saw;
Looked just like my mother in law;
Had been devoted;
Body badly bloated;
She called me a turkey in the straw.
Jim Horn
Think Turkey in the Straw is a dance.
Holy Rollers...
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Categories:
episcopalian, allegory, analogy,
Form:
Limerick
First Fantastic Poem In Series
My Continuous Incredible Poem Series is
dedicated to Will Rogers, Robert Frost and
Ogden Nash who I forever will admire and
use as examples to follow. With them as
examples how could any of your poems
possibly go wrong....
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Categories:
episcopalian, funny, humorous,
Form:
Blank verse
God Starts To Mingle
God Starts to Mingle
When among us God starts to mingle
There was a feeling just like a tingle
Then moving sensation overtaken by
Out with much joy will start to cry.
What we want more than anything
Is our...
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Categories:
episcopalian, religious,
Form:
Couplet
Ash Wednesday
Finally went to church today-Ash Wednesday
I went for company, communion and to pray
Liked the new people, what priest had to say
I really felt like I was forgiven for sins today
It used to be only God,...
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Categories:
episcopalian, devotion, faithprayer, jesus, me, wine,
Form:
Rhyme
Can You Imagine
Can You Imagine
What else could I possibly ask anyone for
Except poems like mine who people adore
And decided to write more as requested
Hoping that they will be easily digested.
Once absorbed by an ambiguous brain
Even if outside...
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Categories:
episcopalian, inspirational,
Form:
Couplet
Was Writing a Book
Was Writing A Book
I am starting to think everyone knows
"Spy of Brunswick Town," was Confederate Rose
Read part of book and started to cry;
One day near Fort Fisher she would die.
With belt of Gold she was...
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Categories:
episcopalian, feelings, history,
Form:
Couplet
An Episcopalian Who Became An Australian
ead of Reverend should it be Father. That is what everyone else is called.
Uncanny Priest Depiction Picture Contest
This should be your first Church Poetry Contest.
Write a poem that depicts what you are thinking
in your picture.
Saw...
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Categories:
episcopalian, allegory, analogy,
Form:
Couplet
Characteristics of a President of United States
I have been reading Soul of America,
Battle for Better Angels lately. What I
like best about it is the descriptions
of successful Presidents. Book is by
Don Meacham who is an Episcopalian
from Nashville...
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Categories:
episcopalian, allegory, analogy,
Form:
Haiku
An Anonymious Episcopalian
An Anonymious Episcopalian
No matter what sins you may have done
Episcopal Church always accepts anyone
And maybe you might not pay your bill
Or be an old person like me over the hill.
Could always be late and...
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Categories:
episcopalian, encouraging, religious, drug,
Form:
Couplet
Episcopalian Even If Italian
Episcopalian Even If Italian
When we let leaves fall and hit bottom
Approaching and here is finally autumn
If want something to be highly rated
Must take care of and keep updated.
(Like our parish roster)
For you to find out...
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Categories:
episcopalian, encouraging,
Form:
Couplet
Which Will Be Correct Trail
Which Will Be Correct Trail
It was not correct trail that I took
Should have been one beside a brook
That weaved through woods nearby
On my instincts and God could rely.
Sun in sky climbed higher and higher
Brightening...
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Categories:
episcopalian, encouraging, religious,
Form:
Couplet
Will Serve Bread With Wine
Will Serve Bread with Wine
Once we did find out where things begin
Have we actually found the original origin
God had used when our earth He built
Like a pattern someone put in a quilt.
All of God's facts...
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Categories:
episcopalian, allegory, analogy, humorous, religious,
Form:
Couplet
Our Priest Told Us To
Our Priest Told Us To
Our priest told us to be a Trump hater;
That fat slob who is a slithery traitor,
God said forbid;
Trump get rid;
Fed to an Episcopalian enormous alligator.
Oh Say You Should Hear...
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Categories:
episcopalian, allegory, analogy,
Form:
Limerick
God's Name
Is God Jewish, keeping kosher
and laying down the Law?
[Though the Israelite name
was unpronounceable--no vowels,
because what human can truly
speak the name of God....]
Is God a Roman Catholic,
with an army of saints behind him?
Or...
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Categories:
episcopalian, allah, allusion, analogy, appreciation, god, identity, meaningful,
Form:
Free verse
Have Saved a Place
Have Saved A Place
When you want hearts not to be broken
Of God's love will need at least one token
Saved from sin for those you have done
Start worshipping Jesus who is God's son.
If it looks like...
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Categories:
episcopalian, encouraging,
Form:
Couplet
Priest Who Uses a Pacifier
Priest Has Great Looking Hair
Hair looked great when Priest used dryer,
He has become known as prudent pacifier;
With long feet;
Voice so sweet;
Loved choir while wearing their attire.
Choir Never Liked Their Attire
Choir never did like their attire...
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Categories:
episcopalian, allegory, analogy,
Form:
Limerick
Creation of Moderation For New Nation
om dead Jesus raised
were dumfounded and amazed
His honor we praised
vituperative
in Congress what they revive
they need to survive
had stood on a bench
were uneasy and did flinch
when killer would lynch
should hear choir sing
along us they had to...
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Categories:
episcopalian, allegory, analogy,
Form:
Haiku
Be More Pleasing
I was selfish and had to horde the Lord;
Because He was all that I could afford
Poems from Him started to write each day
For perfect relation with him paved the way.
But after a while too I...
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Categories:
episcopalian, encouraging,
Form:
Couplet
No Matter How Long Ago
No Matter How Long Ago
Makes no matter how long ago
Or now that God told us so,
Him for example we should use;
Never deny him or ever refuse;
Faces forever will glow and glow.
James Horn, Episcopalian
Whatever that is....
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Categories:
episcopalian, allegory, analogy,
Form:
Limerick