Short Denomination Poems

Short Denomination Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Denomination by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Denomination by length and keyword.


Love Is a Shining Coin

love is a shining coin.
only one,
of high or low 
denomination.

see its two sides:
what is said
and 
what is done.

spin it now and call
and we’ll find out
which side 
it’s landed on.
© John Blake  Create an image from this poem.


Questions Explorations and the Maturing Christian

Christianity is a process.......
Some Christians explore their faith and question their denomination
Some do vice versa
Some question and explore both....this is the process by which true maturity comes.
The only immature Christian is the one who does neither zero none.
Form: Bio

Premium Member We Live In An Interesting Time

WE LIVE IN AN INTERESTING TIME

He was Dean of the university’s
College of Creative Malfeasance, 
including the Schools of Business,
Law, Information Technology, Marketing,
Theology and International Relations!

His son was more sinister
He was a minister in the 
Church of Confederate Christianity,
a denomination that is pro-life
but anti-family!

Premium Member can you imagine a ten thousand dollar bill

The largest bill I have seen personally is a hundred- dollar bill
I do not like them
They are not as easy to spend as a twenty-dollar bill
Or a five- dollar bill
The largest denomination circulated was the ten-thousand-dollar bill
I would like to see a photo of one of these
But would not like to try and spend it
The stores turn up their noses at the hundred

Prayers of Yesterday

secret flowers hidden in my chest ever day I wake up to do my best the prayers of yesterday still linger on my distracted, rolling fingers a sacral image tattooed with Grace etched upon my heart, Christs face no denomination here, just love properly suiting me like a glove; Sanctity cannot be seen but can be felt, a deliquesce thing that comforts, melts.
Form: Sonnet


Premium Member Uncle Charles

A few years back the last of the old family passed away. His last wish was to be laid to rest where he was born. We took him back to a small cemetery in the mountains of east Kentucky. Found a local pastor for graveside service. I asked the pastor what denomination did he belong to. He said with a smile, no denomination, I just preach Jesus. I shook his hand and said that will be fine with Uncle Charles.
Form: Narrative

Premium Member PENNY FOR Every HUNDRED DOLLAR WHAT DENOMINATION WORTH-

If I had a penny, for every hundred dollar, what denomination what I have?
10,000 pennies are in $100, Every dollar is 100 pennies, And 100 x 100 = 10,000. 10,000 pennies take up 213 cubic inches And weigh 55.1 pounds. Much more cumbersome than a crisp $100 bill At 0.07 cubic inches money cometh… booya!! $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
1/18/24 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2024©

Premium Member A Question For the Us Mint

A little question for the U.S. Mint, how do you decide which President to print?
Which Presidential portrait fits best on the money?
Why did you put President Jackson's face on the $20?
If Abraham Lincoln was our best President, why is
he only on the $5's that we've spent?
It's well known that George Washington slept everywhere,
so perhaps a lower denomination was morally fair.
A chance for a little historical reflection, please explain
this currency connection?

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