Long Religionday Poems

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Premium Member His Legions Now March

The day has arrived, his legions now march
From Hades through the crevice to earth he'll leave parched

Almighty flames will his soldiers follow
Never caring who they engulf, no remorse for their sorrow

Town after town, from city to city
He'll carry Hell's torch, never to wallow in their pity

And when the strong succumb to his wrath
Followers of the white will in turn change their path

No more will you see colourful pastels of hue
Or even the skies and it's innocent blue

The greened rich lands farmed for thousands of years
Will die dry decrepit, no rain for it's tears

Civilizations will be swallowed never to rise
Even thunder will be silenced whilst the masses death cry

The day has now passed the year twenty twelve
It's time for the dark master to once again delve
Form: Couplet


Premium Member What Easter Means To Me

His day had come, and so He went and prayed.
The woes of all mankind upon him weighed.
His brethren slept; He knew what would befall.
His enemies conspired and did not stall.
A midnight kiss, and He would stand betrayed.

First seized, reviled, then stripped and flayed;
A scarlet robe on broken flesh then laid,
He bore the brutal cross and drank the gall.
His day had come.

A final breath. . . . the sacrifice was made.
The land then quaked. God’s sorrow was displayed.
The Son in linen. . . . on the earth a pall.
But in the sepulcher, His final call –
To conquer death! Man need not be afraid.
His day had come!
day
Form: Rondeau

Premium Member Purgatory

Purgatory is a place according to Catholicism,
where we go after we die to pay for our sins.
If your sins haven't been atoned for
you're not getting into Heaven's doors,
but again, according to Catholicism
during the Holy time of Lent you can atone for your sins.
40 days of atonement and sacrifice however is what you must do
in order to successfully atone for the sins committed by you
and during Lent it's not surprising to see Christians wishing that they were Jew
because during the Holy time of Yam Kippur, only one day of atonement is all you need to do.
I can just hear all of they of the Jewish faith
secretly laughing at the Christians during mid Lent withdrawal state.
I'm on my 5th day of Lent and I'm ready to bale.
Even in sin, all Christians tend to pay in retail.
Form: Rhyme

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