Long Eucharist Poems

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Death and Taxes

Someone once said 
“The only assurances in life is death and taxes!”
I’ll let you read the fine print, I’ll send the faxes
All there is; is death and taxes!
Watch me grind my sliver axes 
Watch the blade gleam in the slow moonlight 
I like the way it sparkles in your hooded eyes
You have paid your dews, your pound of flesh for glory,
Fury for the masses…
You have been taxed & now all you have is me 
Here too reap my rewards 
As your vain opens, crimson flows like wine at the Eucharist
Unholy is my communion, your blood is my life!
As I watch your eyes go relax
All you have now is me at last
What a trip, as I wander to the holly-caust
The people I meet, the things they say, and do! Oh, My!
What a wonderful thing his Creation is…
This life you mortals live
As I have mentioned before 
I’m the one assurance that some say is inevitable 
As death and taxes, and your taxes have been paid.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member from hands 2 my heart

In Love, not apart
faith, hope can restart
--in prayer.
Sensing Jesus' Heart...
Presence off the chart
(He's there!)
My poetry art
is barely a start
to share...

How I am aware
of His loving care
--the best.
The King's throne I bear
hands cupped in prayer
--attest
Eucharist affair
Keeps me from despair
--in rest.

At night, my hands rest
crossed over my chest
--my heart.
Blue scapular pressed
of Mary, most blessed
--impart...
my fondest request:
to let not my Guest
depart.





Monday, April 3, 2023
Write Me A Virelai Poetry Contest, 
Sponsored by: Kim Rodrigues
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member When Dad Made Breakfast

When dad made breakfast, he always fried lots of bacon,
crackling and popping in the pan, 
 It scented the air, juicy and crisp, always beckoning.
 Then, he piled the dark gnarled strands on a plate.
 I became one of Pavlov’s frothing dogs.

When dad made breakfast, he fried a dozen eggs.
 They were always over easy with lots of pepper.
No one expected anything else.
And yes, he piled them on another plate.
I added salt and ate 3, sometimes even 4.

When dad made breakfast, he toasted lots of bread,
 buttering each slice with attention. 
The yellow melting evenly over browned pieces,
I smeared them with jelly or honey.
We all sat with aspiring pallets at our
family Eucharist.
Form: Narrative

Premium Member Life On the Edge of a Desert

Life on the Edge of a Desert
David J Walker

First of all
	It’s really a converted prairie 
Once a jungle of buffalo grass 

A thick jumble of forest for the 
smallest of all God’s creatures 

land captured and plowed asunder 
becoming The harvest 
of common principle
the subject of the annual  
King Cotton fall festival 

That is if God chooses to cleanse 
the agrarian sins 
And sends a Eucharist of rain to the
Forgiven farmers of bootlegged 
Aquifer moisture 

Last of all
	It is a land of open sky
	Endless sky
Left in the hands of the fearless
Subjects of the winds 
Where every new generation 
of true pioneers 
will live and die 
under the watchful eye 
Of a living and loving God

Premium Member Non Catholic Religions

You think Christ is not hurt
With loving what you thought is Christ
Loving Christ is being in His true Church
In Catholic or Roman Catholic you are not condemned but saved

In His Church
Ask R.C.I.A.
Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults
Is like a college Religion class

You will learn the truth
In other man-made religion bible are lies
What you’re reading is really the true Church
Not your own

It’s like a blind
Leading another blind
They would both fall in hell of fire
It is not the minister’s fault

Your own, rather take them with you
Both of you learn the truth
For every man they can be a deacon
Bishop and Priest are not with a wife

For Jesus Christ is a High Priest
Great Prophet
Only Son of the most High
The Redeemer

In RCIA, you will receive 3 important Sacraments
Baptism
Confirmation and
Holy Eucharist or the Body of Christ

We want God to be pleased with us
Eternal Father told the people 
To Listen only to the Messiah and
The One I sent

What are these Christ like churches?
Non Catholic churches?
People in there are already condemned
Being in Catholic or Roman Catholic, you are saved
Form:


Premium Member The Day

This is the day
We break the bread
Cup full of wine
To numb the head

This is the day
When truth reveals
The veil of lies
A mind conceals

This is the day
We knew would be
That thorny cap
Of destiny

Awaits the king
Of hearts and minds
Releasing all the
Chain that binds

This is the day
A final feast
Then walk to face
The mighty beast

A farewell toast 
A hug goodbye
Of knowing me
You will deny

We pivot now
Towards the end
Death's lonely path
My feet to wend

A different way
Would be so nice
Now suffering
To sacrifice 

This is the day
We eat our last
So I can save you
From your past 

So, go I must
My words they stay
New life awaits
This is the day
© Sam Scott  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member L-O-V-E

Lion of Judah, Lamb of God, Light of the world
   Logos: Lamp to my feet, Light to my path
      Liberator from Lying, Laziness, Lust, Licentiousness

Opal and Onyx of Omniscience and Omnipotence
   Overcome my Onerous Offences and Omissions
      Outpouring Of Offerings and Oath Of Obedience I Owe

Verily the Veil Vanishes with Virgin birth Visitation
   Vouchsafe me Vigor, Valor, and Virtue for Victory in the Valley
      Voice of Veneration this Vessel Voluntarily Vows

Eucharist an Embodiment of Eden when Enthusiasm Ebbs
   Easter Exuberance Encourages and Enlightens: Eternal life!
      Emmanuel Exalted to the Ends of the Earth*

Law? Liberty? The LORD's Life Lesson is L-O-V-E

[alliteration]

* Isaiah 42:10 Sing a new song to the LORD; sing His praise from the ends of the earth.


written 4 Sep 2020
© John Watt  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Communion

"COMMUNION"



You speak to me in tongues
I  hear you with my heart
I feel you with my mind
Like a Spring bloom, I am slowly unfurling
Like a ripe plum, you taste me in my rhymes
You touch me black ink injected drug potent
Red Poppies between lines
I sense you in your dreams
They are swelling next to mine
Like a drunk, I swallow all your delicious words
You turn into endless Golden Chalices of Altar Wine

I see you through your mirrors
COMMUNION 
You see me, walking now through mine.

(Lovejoy-Burton/2018)
EASTER 



John 19 NIV








communion
noun
1.
the sharing or exchanging of intimate thoughts and feelings, especially on a mental or spiritual level.
"in this churchyard communion with the dead was almost palpable"


2.
the service of Christian worship at which bread and wine are consecrated and shared. 
synonyms:	Eucharist, Holy Communion, Lord's Supper, Mass
"he believed in Christ's presence among the faithful at Communion"


3. The Spirit, The Blood and The Water

Ego-Eimi

Eternal, Great I AM, Father God and Son, Jesus I praise
Eucharist, I AM the Bread of Life, filling hungry souls 
Epiphany, I AM the Light of the World, showing Way in darkness  
Example, I AM the Good Shepherd, giving His life for the sheep
Exalted One, I AM the Open Door, supplying what we need
Established, I AM the Vine, abiding within our branches 
Ego Eimi, I AM the Resurrection, we are alive in Him.

Author’s Notes:   “Ego eimi” is Koine Greek for  “I Am” or “ It  is I”  I use seven I AM statements of Jesus Christ from the gospel of John.   Line by line  references:  1)John 8:58,   2)John 6:35,  3)John 8:12,  4)John 10:11,  
5)John 10:9,  6)John 15:5, and  7)John 11:25. 

January 19, 2023

640 Meditation on the 5th Luminous Mystery: The Institution of the Holy Eucharist

640.

Meditation on the 5th Luminous Mystery:

The Institution of the Holy Eucharist



In Bethany, Jesus & His apostles had their last supper together

(Where Jesus foretold the betrayal of Judas & the denial of Peter)

Also there in the cenacle, The Lord had made the bread & the wine

(Consecrated into his body & blood divine)

This is the 5th Luminous Mystery – The Institution of the Holy Eucharist



Jesus blessed the bread & proclaimed it is His body

(The Bread of Life to be eaten by humanity)

Jesus blessed the wine & proclaimed it is His blood

(The Blood of the Covenant to cleanse all sins we had)

The fruit of this mystery – Adoration



Oh God who had made Thy body & blood a sacrifice

(For the whole humanity an offering suffice)

The God who offers to us the body & blood of His Son

(The perfect divine sacrifice for everyone)

As “The Institution of the Holy Eucharist” had shown “Adoration”



Lord God, like in “The Institution of the Holy Eucharist”, we adore Thee

(As Jesus Christ shed His precious blood & offered His sacred body)

Like Jesus & His apostles who made their communion consecrated

(We also make ourselves to God dedicated)

Praise God! We realized “Adoration” through the 5th Luminous Mystery.



-04/12/2019

*Meditations on the Mysteries of the Holy Rosary
Form: Rhyme

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