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a hurting breach

france hosting olympics....opening ceremony sacreligious

a drag queen last supper scene....a hurting breach against my
precious christ

Categories: sacrilegious, 7th grade, 8th grade,
Form: Monoku

Beginning

Let the flames engulf you,
Swallow you whole, 
Feel the heat from the pits of your stomach bubble,
Your mouth only utters the word of God, 
The holy scripture,
You only utter my name, 
Again and again and again and again, 
Until it loses it's meaning,
Your vision bathed in red hue as the overwhelming pain pierces your head,
Yet

Categories: sacrilegious, 12th grade, analogy, angel,
Form: Free verse

Leaving a book incompletely read tantamount to being sacrilegious

Preface: 
On February 4, 1861,
the seven states that had seceded
by this point convened and created
the Confederate States of America
under the leadership of Jefferson Davis.

Just under two months later,
on April 12, 1861, Confederate forces
opened fire on Union-occupied
Fort Sumter off the South Carolina coast.

Leaving a book incompletely read tantamount to being sacrilegious

Starting but not completely reading a

Categories: sacrilegious, absence, america, anxiety, baptism,
Form: Free verse

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry

Sacrilegious Transgression Against Obsessive Compulsive Disorder

Siege warfare (trumpeting)
average joe biden his time
linkedin with aberrant behavior
transpires within me mind,
(not just today December 5th, 2020,

but everyday/365)
warrants depleting stockpile arsenal
constituting exhausting mental health
uprooting deep seated repellent pesky
daunting lost cause.

Overruled by irrational thoughts,
I feebly muster a lame duck
half quacked comeback
(think home team cheering at pep rally)
against analogous figurative agents provocateur
said nemesis bore down hard

upon

Categories: sacrilegious, allusion, freedom, hair, health,
Form: Free verse

Sacrilegious Transgression Against Obsessive Compulsive Disorder

I generally mean mine mien mental state
moost occasions heavily marinated stupor
long established as external trait
psychologically time tested trooper
impossible mission to kickstart sanity
doppelgänger regularly revisits his soul asylum
hellbent antimatter he cannot vitiate
despite therapeutic laxative merely exhausts

well bred literate smoking doobie brother
eliminating aforementioned pablum
witnessed courtesy one floundering grouper
among plenty of fish schooled
hyphenated (high finned haggled)
burn hushed scaled poem
courtesy one

Categories: sacrilegious, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Free verse

Stark Realization, I Harbor Sacrilegious Objection

Stark realization, I harbor sacrilegious objection...

Against merry christmas premature blowout,
(or otherwise) ejaculation galore burnout,
hence I feel like the odd man out
neither yours truly, nor the missus
spends money and/or
time at checkout

avoid madding crowds like the plague
elbowing, hustling, jostling,
pushing, racing, shoving...
seconds before blue
light special closeout,
though neither of us

reformed practicing Jews, nor devout
mass consumerism capitalistic fallout,
we steer clear

Categories: sacrilegious, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Free verse

Sacrilegious Man

Sacrilegious Man

The divine order ignores 

Annihilation!   








© Demetrios Trifiatis
       12 August 2012

Categories: sacrilegious, environment, god, humanity,
Form: Haiku

Fundamentals Revisited

If it is a premise of fundamentalists,
whether Christian or Islamic or Devil Worshipers,
that Reason is bad, faith is good,
what could anyone reasonably say
that could not be unfaithful to good?

However, as I recall,
there is that oft-quoted Christian maxim
of Paul the Apostle:
faith without works is dead.
So there is good faith,
which works,
and bad faith,
which doesn't.

So, if reason is

Categories: sacrilegious, christian, health, islamic, religion,
Form: Political Verse

Sacrilegious

Stop pushing your religion down my throat
Banging my head against your bible, mister
Throwing hell’s fire in my wake
To awaken some sort of lost
Regurgitated state

Of disillusionment 

Trying to distress the demons of out of me
With your condescending
Deeper then understanding
Voice, resounding in these
“heathen” bones of mine

Holier then thou

Gung ho attitude 

Heads twisted over pews 
Whispering allegations

Categories: sacrilegious, confusion, faith, introspection, words,
Form: Free verse