Long Protestant Poems
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Urbane History LessonsI have a hardbound copy of
"The City of Hartford 1784-1984"
although most of this coffee table story
of unfortunate events
takes place between 1850 and 1950s,
before and after the UnCivil War,
and,
like the U.S. Catholic Church
and many MainLine Protestant...
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Categories:
protestant, caregiving, city, health, integrity, meaningful, universe,
Form:
Political Verse
Why I Don't Celebrate Christmas - Fiction
Grandma died when I was 18 years old, on Christmas day. I never really got to know her well, since the family had pretty much kept their distance from her due to her 'weird religion.'...
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Categories:
protestant, christian, christmas,
Form:
Narrative
EarthfirstAmerica First
speaks a RightWing monocultural intention
currently championed by Trumpians
and Republican Aristocracy of Evangelism
Tea Partiers,
by xenophobic paranoids
and sociopathic pharisee fascists,
by economically blind
deaf
and angry
bigoted
terrified shouters;
just the opposite of dumb,
yet not cooperatively mindful either
of our global...
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Categories:
protestant, anger, community, fear, happiness, health, humor, integrity,
Form:
Political Verse
ApologyYou spoke of Love in the kingdom to come
Where the works of hatred would be undone
you bid your disciples to follow whats true
to demonstrate its power in the actions they do
But I have seen...
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Categories:
protestant, abuse, betrayal, childhood, evil, love hurts, truth,
Form:
Verse
Discomforted By IntegrityI wonder how many parents of students
suffer from studying and teaching white nationalism
against tides of multiculturing change.
And I wonder what our school boards
and state departments of bored children and family thinkers and doers
feel about child...
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Categories:
protestant, child abuse, health, love, peace,
Form:
Political Verse
No Part of the World Part 2No part of the world part 2
As we established in the last lesson, Jesus taught that his followers would be "no part of the world" John17:14,16. Jesus continued teaching how his disciples could distinguish themselves...
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Categories:
protestant, bible, christian, heaven, history, jesus, religious,
Form:
Didactic
Conversation With G BatesonBateson:
Pathology is a relatively easy thing to discuss,
health is very difficult.
Laotse:
Pathology is a functional issue for discernment,
organic health is difficult to miss
unless you have switched our cooperative evolution
for your personal competitive revolution.
Bateson:
...the sacred is...
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Categories:
protestant, christian, culture, health, humanity, power, religion, integrity,
Form:
Prose Poetry
National Public RadiatorsAll this long week
of early spring head colds
our National Public Radio informants
and performers,
speakers and listeners,
have been about the business of raising capital investments
preferably in their corporate direction,
to support further public broadcasting
for the benefit of our...
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Categories:
protestant, conflict, crazy, creation, earth day, environment, health,
Form:
Political Verse
Ben Franklin and SonIt was not yet noon
when Ben said
a host of lovely things.
As far as we know,
no one accused him
of being publisher shy,
or sleeping in.
Ben said,
Early to bed
Early to rise
Makes a man,
and perhaps women and children more...
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Categories:
protestant, america, freedom, health, humor, patriotic, religion, wisdom,
Form:
Free verse
Enchant MeENCHANT ME!
(A Contemporary Animist’s Prayer)
To the shared breath of life:
Enchant me!
Whisper to me in the cadence and rhymes,
the deeper susurrations of this tellurian realm
with its numinous places that already call out
my name!
Talk to...
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Categories:
protestant, spiritual,
Form:
Free verse
Deathbed Lament of An Everyday Person(A LIFE TIME IN A DAY)
I
So! This is what it’s all about,
to think...
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Categories:
protestant, death, eve, life, time,
Form:
Free verse
Is Jesus GodIs Jesus God?
Some would say that this is an unusual question, as the Father is the Father, and the Son is the Son.
However, after the 3rd century the Trinity doctrine appeared claiming that the...
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Categories:
protestant, bible, christian, father son, god, jesus, religious,
Form:
Didactic
When God Deals Trump In LemonsI think I recall
way back in balmier lemon-delivery days,
which already feel Golden Ruled
and Ratioed
and Elixired
by comparison,
when the Affordable Care Act
was referred to as the Democrat Agenda
for universal health care,
and Paris signatures
were discussed,
even polemically,
as the Democratic...
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Categories:
protestant, caregiving, christian, culture, health, integrity, love, religion,
Form:
Political Verse
Shame Full Travesty Regarding Fourth of July CelebrationSham(e) full travesty regarding fourth of July celebration
American independence day
linkedin severance from English crown
Continental Congress representatives
parlayed courtesy thirteen original colonies
yielding Declaration of Independence
immediately rendered null and void
established vassalage courtesy British rule.
Fast forward two hundred and...
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Categories:
protestant, 12th grade, america, anger, appreciation, betrayal, discrimination,
Form:
Free verse
Earth For SaleSponsored by Lowest Bidders
It interests me
that Hiawatha,
like Jesus of Nazareth before him,
and Mahatma Gandhi after,
taught WinWin cooperative peace
by co-investing in ego/ecotherapeutic justice.
Yet anti-Catholic
anti-Muslim
anti-Jewish
anti-indigenous
anti-First SacredNation
anti-goodfaith-trusting-inclusive-extended-family-cooperativist
Protestant reformists against Nature=Spirit green family values,
now becoming supremacists
of Original Orthodox Scriptural...
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Categories:
protestant, america, anti bullying, caregiving, christian, health, history,
Form:
Political Verse
Aging In a New PlaceI can’t speak for other men but as I grow older I have found listening to my wife makes life easier.
So when she said we should move to a retirement community while we’re still...
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Categories:
protestant, age,
Form:
Prose
Thanks Givingsthanks givings
I will not be thankful for murder in genocide
And that's my father's hands is in it
Come on, come on n run N hide
I won't give thanks for your European peoples which
Still in the lands...
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Categories:
protestant, analogy, appreciation, engagement, how i feel,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
The Fruit of the TreeThe bible say's
you'll know my people
by the apples that fall from their tree
but what does that mean
The apples are, the fruit from the tree
the product that the tree produces
the fruits of religion
are sometimes creating...
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Categories:
protestant, inspiration, international,
Form:
Narrative
Does My Life Matter To YouIF My Life Does Not Matter To You, Then NO Singing, Shouting, or Dancing Will Change that.
IF My Life Does Not Matter To You, Then Marching, Protesting, and Breaking Windows or Burning Buildings Will Not...
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Categories:
protestant, america, black african american, discrimination, endurance, life,
Form:
Free verse
Compassionate EducationBack in the day
of exclusively straight white male
anal-retentive missionaries,
the Church
Whether monoculturally Catholic
(which may become an oxymoron
one enlightened day)
or Protestant,
But certainly not polytheistically ecstatic,
like a perfect Thanksgiving meal
shared with EarthMother's sacred
deeply co-passionate
mutually resonant
and co-invested
convivial people
Proclaimed religious...
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Categories:
protestant, christian, culture, education, health, power, religion, spiritual,
Form:
Political Verse
Marie of EcosseSound of a song softly sung rose in the air and through windows
Barred to let air and light in and little else.
A lament sung in Gaelic tongue foreign to ears used to French,
But its meaning...
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Categories:
protestant, abuse, anger, conflict, fear, french, nostalgia, words,
Form:
Ballad
Beneath the WavesIt lies within a long valley,
amongst rolling Green Mountain Peaks,
its southern Vermont’s largest lake,
a place boaters and partiers seek.
But nature did not build this lake,
that task fell to the hand’s of men,
built up a broad,...
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Categories:
protestant, appreciation, change, history, imagery, sad, time, water,
Form:
Rhyme
Unspoken Implication Belied Bon Geste(unsettled conscience beckons expunging)
Upon espying aesthetically pleasing lass
(considerably younger than me),
middle aged ma'am, or classy older woman
impetuousness overtakes rationality
courting acquaintanceship constituting
aforementioned type female
these premature ejaculations
blindside yours truly
upon comfort level
of unfamiliar lady recipient,
(especially years gone by
with...
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Categories:
protestant, analogy, cute, memory, passion, prayer, psychological, romance,
Form:
Free verse
A Woman's Right To FreedomWe decry some Arabic countries
where women are forced by law
to wear burkhas and cover
their faces and cannot speak out.
We speak for them, and ask,
“Where are the rights
of these poor women
who can make no decisions
and cannot...
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Categories:
protestant, discrimination, future, political, power, rights,
Form:
Free verse
An Infamous LegendAN INFAMOUS LEGEND
King Henry XIII was indeed quite a boy,
He had no clue how to spell the word coy,
He was consumed by a quest that
A wife bear,
And give birth to a male heir,
He...
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Categories:
protestant, funny, history,
Form:
Rhyme