Short Concupiscent Poems
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Mother Mary of Design
By David J Walker
You are my Holy Grail
Pressing prefaced lips to
The concupiscent chalice
Passing eternal life from
Time to Time eternity
From mine and yours
The candle of our light
The cradle of our
Holy Seed
Adding to the royal line
Of the burning fraternity
God be with you
Mary the Mother
of all design
Concupiscent is from Middle English, from Old French, from Late Latin concupiscentia, from Latin concupiscens, concupiscent-, present participle of concupiscere, inchoative of concupere, to desire strongly : com-, intensive pref.; see com- + cupere, to desire.
Memories come back and are reminiscent,
Of being highly effective and self-sufficient;
Did adapt,
With no mishap,
Also, as well as efficient and concupiscent.
Jim Horn
Being Reminiscent of Concupiscent
Often reminds me of being reminiscent
Of days when were all concupiscent
With several great strides was glamorous
And also enjoyed being amorous.
After all actions were over and done
For President he did decide to run
And what will be his greatest glitches
Making fun of someone that twitches.
Gold Star Mother he badly abused
Her husband mishandled and misused
No matter what Trump was hell bent
On becoming next, new President.
Jim Horn