Parishioner Poems - Poems about Parishioner

...Writing is a gamble we put in our words, pull the slot and read back our cherries and lemons -- the object is to publish our addiction to connect with a reader our casinos, the clan-......

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...Find Father Farrell and Terrell when over barrel while incredible church is imperil find (call) Father Farrell (Terrell) Parish which we cherish would scream when scalded with steam so it di......

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...When you and your wife visited, you shared a question asked by a pastor of a raped and thereby pregnant vulnerably young and questioning parishioner. "If your unborn child survived his first ......

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...The minister paused, wondering what he could say. She had been a mean old woman, an angry parishioner. She was opinionated, he said. Bossy! Someone yelled. And she had determination, he said. S......

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...At my church last Sunday, I heard the word 'Shift' by two different people. The first 'Shift' that I heard was from the pastor, and the next by......

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...Landlord-Tenant Relationship Protection: Available Help Hot-Lines! Greetings everyone and I pray that each of you will overcome this coronavirus pandemic, which has impacted many communities in va......

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...She says: "I don't see you as disabled." Tommy Adaptive — a parishioner sexualizes my Sunday best......

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...I once read, If I am a parishioner, (or a student or a child or some other non-elite ecofeminist identity) Then someone has power over me. It would have been more helpful if this "someone" ......

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...the parishioner sits on my lap. his little legs dangle, his beat up sandals slip. i raise his hand with mine. he pulls it back. i clap. his hands, like bookends put a stop to that. silent......

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...A Long Limerick Planned for Poems This is my 6,466th poem. Shooting for 6.666 for some strange reason and time and season and only teasing. It sure seems much easier to put all of my poems i......

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...Long, long ago, there lived a priest, Peter Gilligan by name, in an Irish village One day, the weary priest had summons From a destitute parishioner, Whose husband, very old, was on his death be......

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...Cement- mixer They are re-building the house across the road, the cement-mixer churns from early morn, a black, big dog sat barking at it until it lost its voice and sounded like a helpless k......

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...Now, Father McGee and Parishioner Finn Stood out in front, by the road Each of them holding a sign on a stick with a message with spoke of forebode McGee's sign said " THE END IS NEAR" Finn's--......

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...There it was, a stranger of sorts. I say "It" in place of "man" as my memory supports. A beguiling arrangement of coffee mugs, porcelain creamer boats, filled with lumps of matured cream. So......

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...Soon she won't be our great secretary Which to all of us does seem so scary; As audacious, administrative assistant Performance is persistent and consistent. Also, forever in future we always regre......

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