Sacrilege Poems | Examples


List of Member Poems

Scarlet

Unfilled to over-flowing,
as was her bottle of tears,
with weeping for the fallen woman,
while from her lips to God's ears...
said the Mother Superior,
“I have completely lost track
of how often the Archbishop and I,
wearing ashes and cloth sacks,
crept into the crypt
and made the beast with two backs.
Altho' no one can hold a candle,
to his Grace, yes,
not even the Venerable Abbess,
flagellation notwithstanding,
as a nun married to You,
who committed sacrilege,
I'm ashamed to confess,
I broke your Lord's Commandment
as an unrepentant adulteress.”

Sacrilege

Wiggle and jiggle 
Wiggle and jiggle 
bareness for breakfast 
Breast in bareness 
Dangle in nudeness...
Beneath pureness  
Foreplay to stupor 

Eyes rudeness, 
Pintle heartless 
Poontang sweetness 
Perfectness in missionary 
Moanful and whispers 
Submissiveness with gladness 

Nipples like needle
Suckle and tickle 
Tongue licking 
With stimulation and passion....
Sacrificed With satisfaction 

Sinless sinned!
Sacrilege but satisfied
Sacrifice the gift of marriage to merry....

A Privilege Trump Has Is Pure Sacrilege

A Privilege Trump Has Is Pure Sacrilege

What I say about  Trump's each privilege,
Is that to me they sure are pure sacrilege;
Wants to be annointed,
Even though disjointed;
What is left of his  brain is only a smidge.

Jim Horn

So what next will Trump say or do to cause
everyone to freak out?


A Sacrilege

Are people religious because
   they’re good?

Or good, because they’re
   religious?

The questions remain,
  the verdict unclaimed

The wrong answer deemed
  —sacrilegious

(Villanova Pennsylvania: April, 2015)

Sacrilege

Dreams upon the pyre,
  oil of Satan’s lamp

Love consumed by fire,
 —ashes cold and damp

(Villanova Pennsylvania: February, 2018)

Premium Member No Erotica Or Sacrilege

no erotica or sacrilege


Who shall define these terms
and inflict it on all others
condemning to a barren life
Oedipus and his brothers

condescendingly control
what is deemed as holy
while holding up to ridicule
beliefs they hold as folly.

Who will determine what is right
and consequently what is wrong
trapped in their esoteric robes
condemning those in freedom’s thong.

For there are those, who just as you
condemn you for the things you do
in defiance of their laws
extermination of your flaws

and so to set the Druids free
would cut down every freakin’ tree
hide beneath erotic drape
every hint of sex or shape

while giving glory to some belief
passed down from ancient hate
that suffering’s the will of god
and pain the fee for heaven’s gate.

So beware the “hand of god”
in chainmail glove and scented ink
policing how we feel and speak
restricting how we write - and think.


John G. Lawless
10/16/2014

submitted to – No Rules – Poetry Contest
sponsor – rob carmack


Sacrilege

Me and
my boy Jesus
hanging in the park
walking on the ponds
drinking fermented water
and raising the dead after dark
When the soldiers come
I don't have the heart
to give the kiss
betrayal

So

Me and
my homie
Muhammad
fly out to Mecca
conquer the tribes
and recite revelations
When Allah calls for smiting
I choose not to submit
lay down my arms
I break the fast
with a feast
of hurled
stones

So

Me and
my ***** Buddha
don't even contemplate
religious pursuits
as we sit
quiet

Looking for the formal definition, structure, and history of this poetry form? Visit the Poetry Dictionary entry below. Then return to explore how PoetrySoup members bring the form to life through their own poems.

Get a Premium Membership
Turn off ads, get more exposure for your poetry, and get more features with a Premium Membership.
Book: Diverse Voices: The Poetry of Human Rights and the Pursuit of Peace