Short Nebuchadnezzar Poems

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Premium Member The Criminal History of Babylon

Nebuchadnezzar of Babylon
ordered marinara with parmesan.
When he finished up his plate,
he burped and hopped a southbound freight.
Writing history can be a crime,
when you insist that it must rhyme.
Form: Rhyme


Superior Power

Golden image idol was created by King Nebuchadnezzar,
They refused to serve the idol~friends of Belteshazzar,
Thrown into the burning furnace to be consumed for he was bemused,
Unhurt,they sang and danced with the Lord which make the king amused.
Form: Clerihew

Water Dissolved

Snake cuts through the flames of judgement
Sigils become homogenized black.
Snake cuts through the flames of judgement
Sigils become homogenized
Back 
Through the dread cesspool of filth
Filth defines what defiles
Nebuchadnezzar unlocks the key
The broken god may rest today 
And forevermore.
For the One in Flesh is dead.

Premium Member To Virginia With Love

To Virginia with Love

Your being first 
Became a bitter sweet
Victory
Leaving a shamed keloid
On the face of history; and
Now each day’s a Nebuchadnezzar
Dawning; and in tomorrow’s tomorrow
You will overcome
Spawning peace, love and unity
In the oneness of your diversity.

N.B.:  Forgiven but not forgotten, 
           I’m beginning to love you.

Fiery Fondling Fits

dark dribbles drool
pulling pulpy puke
moaning mist nauseated
by blurs overrated
haughty heels hoisted
felon feasts forage

tactic trends trained
seeped'n sassy crave
punctured pride traced

lanky lurch lit
fiery fondling fits
salient sieve spit

dark days dribbles
vying voluptuous parable.
     '20:03:08:11:21

Note: Dedicated to Nebuchadnezzar.
Form: Sonnet


MY ENERGY IS FROM GOD

Whenever you read my poems
Do not think
I’m a reservoir of knowledge
‘cause
Unlike Nebuchadnezzar
That great king of Babylon
Who sought refuge
In self-pride
That he made Babylon a great nation
And God brought him down
Unto his knees
To eat grass like Goats
I’m not like Nebuchadnezzar
I don’t even want to
 think outside the box
‘cause
My energy is from God

I Repeatedly Returned

“I came, I saw, I conquered.”
Should that now be my motto?

Was given a “Temple” Tour,
Like Nebuchadnezzar we RETURNED!

We repeatedly take what was 
Shown to us that day, bit by bit!

Pirates and Buccaneers ????? we
Became, O see! We want, we want!

From then on either in a Group 
Or singly, we repeatedly Returned!

I came, I saw, I plundered!”
God knows that this is Wrong!

Questions I Should Ask

Could I find in the Holy Word,
“I came, I saw, I conquered.”

Did Pompe In Julius Caesar’s time,
Chanted those very words?

Had those repairing led me to 
View an intriguing design I altered

Was I then given a “Temple” Tour,
And Like Nebuchadnezzar RETURNED?

Did I form a Buccaneer and Pirate 
Group to PLUNDER, taking what was shown?

From then on, did I repeatedly 
Come Survey and plundered?
Form: Monoku

Nebuchadnezzer

nebuchadnezzar lie down
  your hanging gardens all around.

  nebuchadnezzar  can i buy some seeds?
  my backyard is full of weeds.

  nebuchadnezzar your dreaming to long,
  now my yard has grown into babylon.


  nebu chad nezzar... 
  
 lve heard that you have a green thumb,
 for the flower and the bee succumb.

 nebuchadnezzar your worried head
  has no roots now your dead.

  nebuchadnezzar planted in the ground
  still forever without a sound.
Form: Ballad

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