Short Dissenter Poems

Dissenter In Cold Winter

They were dissatisfied becoming a dissenter,
When in hot summer, storm and cold winter,
And also felt,
Morning melt;
Then off into other parts started to splinter.

James Thomas Horn
Retired Veteran
Bolivia, NC...

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Never Think, Why Me Lord?
Written: by Miracle Man
4/13/2020

I couldn’t enjoy springtime days without enduring winter,
And in my life, for sure, I’ve had some bad days fall.
But I questioned not why, nor did I become a dissenter,
For I accepted as fact, that God had a reason for it all.
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Acidic Tongues
Written: by Tom Wright
6/11/2018

It’s easy to stand on the fringes and complain,
While vehemently objecting to another’s view;
A dissenter casting stones at things of disdain,
Destroys no quicker than our acidic tongues do;


“Let him who is without sin cast the first stone;”
John 8:7

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Acidic Tongues Said, Stone Her
Written: by Miracle Man
6/11/2018

It’s easy to stand on the fringes and complain,
While vehemently objecting to another’s view;
A dissenter casting stones at things of disdain,
Destroys no quicker than our acidic tongues do;


“Let him who is without sin cast the first stone;”
John 8:7
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Am reading 1776 right now which
is affecting my poetry output.

enter dead of winter
was death to each dissenter
groups which would splinter

combat they would meet
defeat followed each defeat
God the dead did greet

from fires be freed
along with growing wild weed
God should take the lead
(Caused Chaos to Lake Meade.)

about cynical
those who are tyrannical
of hope pinnacle

when we want a perk
on another book will work
in my mind does lurk...

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