Short Evangelicals Poems

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


Evangelicals

They’re so catty, nosey and intentional
The fiery furness engulfs and surrounds them 
Where’s their sanity and vital point?


Sarah Palin

Sarah Palin
a minimum of intellect, a maximum of wailin'
the one thing she's good for
is what most evangelicals claim they have never stood for.
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member Under the Influence

Honey,
why do alcohol-baptized evangelicals
develop addictions to oil-and-gas extractive economics?

I don't know, dear.
Perhaps the same reason that THC pagans
sprout Earth Day cooperative democracies?

Maybe.
Or maybe there's something in the coffee.

And the herbal tea.

Hot Rally Soup Note: Must be prepared in July

Take one demigod from the melting pot
Give it a Mega-phone (the louder the better)
Mix in a heavy dose of Fox News, make it a bit overbearing 
In a separate pot, 
mix 70 million evangelicals 
2 or 3 million fanatics -depending on your tolerance 
Season with lies and fear
Add holy water, a couple of cases of Budweiser and demigod mixture 
But first clip a piece of ear and discard 
sit in the sun until it boils- stirring occasionally

Premium Member The Cunning Christians

Evangelicals of the Golden Coin
hypocrites in every way
every hour of every day
the slaughter and starvation of children
as long as its not their own
they rise up and sing,  the others 
they deserve it!
colonizers are always right
the oppressed and poor
simply cobble stones to walk over
singing Christmas carols with eggnog
while bombs fall on little children
I want to throw up, sorry
I am disgusted
as would be little Tiny Tim


Milk and Hate

In the land of milk honey and hate
The Evangelicals sealed it fate

Demanding its citizens religiosity
Inherent of its edits misogyny

Women second class Taliban  
Treated as a form of contraband

The Oligarch fomented  dissent 
While the peasants paid their rent

The war machine marched along
Its armies played King Kong

It became the land of moral decay
A nation that had lost its way

There was no moral authority
They cheated and groped with impunity
Form: Rhyme

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