Ridiculers Poems | Examples


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The Great Fear-Inspiring Day

The day of the Lord will come as a thief
But we shall not worry nor feel any grief.
When “peace and security”, they shall cry,
Sudden destruction will be their demise.

We’re not in darkness as to what will occur
We’re sons of light and of day, as it were.
Be on your guard of the ridiculers who dare
To dispute that the great tribulation is near.

Should we fear this day? Not at all!
Because it means salvation for those who stand tall.
All of God’s enemies will tremble with fear
But for His loyal servants, deliverance is near.

Make sure you stand ready, continue to be faithful
Enduring the trials from those who are hateful.
Trust in Jehovah with all of your heart.
He will sustain you and never depart.




(1 Thessalonians 5:1-5, 2 Peter 3:9-17, Matthew 24:42)
(poem revised)

You Bet Your Life

A chance for eternity is at stake.
Life is too important to make a mistake.
Some try to get rich playing the lottery,
Odds are against them, but they play merrily.

Some think we are a product of natural selection,
Enzymes and molecules, in some random collection.
Trillions to one, against it, yet they still believe,
A Designer with a purpose, too hard to conceive.

Our life is too important, to risk it on the odds,
It's actually more intelligent, to believe in God.
Life, comes from life, not some chance of fate,
Trusting in an organic soup, isn't that, blind faith?

Life's not a game of chance, we all have a choice.
Believe in our maker, and make him rejoice.
The ridiculers laugh and scoff, but they are rolling the dice,
With the odds against them, they are betting their life.

John Derek Hamilton   October 15,2015


Be Nice To Fat People

Be Nice To Fat People

By Elton Camp

To speak ill of the obese is quite rude
It’s done only by folks mean and crude

It’s true that their energy may be low
Which can cause them to move slow

What their ridiculers don’t realize
That fact they could come to prize

For if the fatty should lag behind
The trim, the results won’t mind

If a bear is in hot pursuit
Then especially it will suit

Since to the one it catches first
The bear will then do its worst

So, to the fat, nice behave
Your life they may well save

A Warm Welcome For the Ridiculers

They fear what they do not understand
but without understanding I fear no man

They subdue what they cannot naturally conquer
so I turn the tables put them in a locker

They doubt what they cannot control with aggression
I removed all the clips from their smith and wessons

They hate what they cannot possess or call liar 
I confront them with truth and watch them perspire

They add height to the obstacles they cannot hurdle
but I leap right over and scrape not a knuckle

They attempt to build walls in front of us all
their bricks are unleveled and gravity calls

Putting On Pants One Leg At a Time

He Puts His Pants on One Leg at a Time

By Elton Camp

This is a flip expression that I’ve always hated
For to demean somebody’s success it is related

This bit of conventional wisdom is made known
Often about the president or a king on his throne

But for any ridiculers, I have a starling bit of news
Pants can go on two legs at the time if you choose

In my case, since first wearing pants I did begin 
I stand them up and with both legs jump right in

Or flat on the floor a fellow could decide to lie
Raise legs, pull pants on both he could easily try

So you mockers, why not lay this old saying to rest
Men can put on their pants in the way they see best


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