Synagogue Poems - Poems about Synagogue

I’m sorry, honey. O.K. I accept your apology. No, wait. Hold on. What is it? I mean it. I'm really sorry. Are you? Yes, I am. How would I know? I’ve thought about what I’ve done. That’s it? And I’m never going to do it again Even if you find yourself in the...

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Frog Who Hugged a Synagogue Minora candles were on long log, Had been found by famous frog; Cream of crop; Liked to hop; Did drank grog in a synagogue Jim Horn...

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Deadly fissures of division ... tolerance of others’ different faith gathering space is divided by hate Almodad synagogue sadness is the latest menorah light extinguished by ancient dust clouds A shifting sky of perpetual, roiling anger ... thundering cataclysmic crypt loud Dark tone bark dogma: Shogun pacifist lies ... Amalekite cursed voices in stealth mode disguise — Cold metal lungs spitting blazing...

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Lord a Rabbi said Africans have no culture Does he not know his religion is an African religion Synagogue Of Satan...

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We are gathered here tonight to worship the one before whom there is no pretense One of our congregants has been stricken Therefore we must direct our hearts to him Together we must ask for healing We must ask the giver of our...

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