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Premium MemberIt Is To Be

the choir chimed in 
a chorus of rebuke 
or stones we'd hurl
abusing the adulteress's skin 
shoot your pocket rocks 
passing judgment comes down 
like diluvial rains splashing
gory-red upon your frocks 

it was to be...  

her luggage, some water-jars
Samaritan's soles cooked &
cured by partiality &
cancel culture, burying stars 
Desert Rose Parchment Gazette 
circulated the dame's tragedies 
watering-hole purists rebuffed her
like Hester of Scarlet 

it was to be... 

but five (4+1) days late 
the state of death 
arose, rank and proud  
with results beyond debate 
Brother Lazarus' fate sealed 
in the tacit tombs
there for the world 
and his women appealed 

none was to be 
ne'er was to be  

Oh, Creator of Earth,
& Heavens outweighs the 
chains of men's destinies 
enters seas of dearth 
that i should gain 
Your cherubic fiddling surceased:
extemporizing treatises in sands
divining springs quenching pain 
How impossibly the author
of Tomorrow and hero
of souls and spine 
of faith, the purveyor
of Paradise and mercy
of the made, despoils
death's feats & fervor.
Selah. Let it be.
Categories: treatises, faith, fate, hope, jesus,
Form: List

Premium MemberLife Eternal

Let us not be slaves
to cycles and numbers,
stars are infinite we know...

Like, travel a sea

despite our direction

on their own waves come
and go, schools of little fishy
on and on flow -- 

And, if tomorrow
there was no man, burned
by his own hot iron, branding will
of his ill jaded clan

the earth will

and the earth can

replace what needed of species

oblivious to learned philosophies
and embellished treatises -- 

God preplanned our worth

required death before birth....
Categories: treatises, christian, growth, humanity, inspirational
Form: Free verse


The Cape of Good Hope

Far away on distant horizons, lies the world that we want to see,
It is true that we are blessed, but do you think we are truly free?
Those who have fought and died, would certainly hope that's true,
the past has seen masters and slaves, surely it's not me and you.
Great societies are built on the backs, of slaves by another name,
who work their entire lives for the nothing, with which they came.
The great models of human existence, found on the drawing board,
are ordered by men with great egos, who want to be called my lord.
The treatises of our modern world, are but the foundations of evil,
the reason that the prophecies predict, the coming great upheaval,
each day the setting of the sun, paints a canvas on a western sky,
to be for us a glimpse into that world, where the soul learns to fly.
Categories: treatises, hope, , western,
Form: Rhyme

Apocalypse

No man knows the exact day or hour
But charlatans continually preach of an Armageddon stour
Over fallow fields they their abrasive treatises scour
Softening the hard, unyielding ground as a tidy, careful plower
With visions of doomsday they fertile hearts do shower     
Their seeds annually spring up as the perennial flower
With self-aggrandizing statements, continually their banal egos empower
Prophesying the cataclysmic end from their ivory tower
Predicting a scourging blight on every shielded bower
With their fleecing mantra distill a warning so dour   
Ignorant patrons dispossess themselves of temporal treasures and cower
With presentiments of fearsome events that will this evil world devour 
If only they would throw off the yoke of parochial tenets, emboldening discerning spirits with valour
Their hungry hearts would the chaff disperse and process the truthful remnant into a satiating flour
Categories: treatises, angst, dedication, devotion, faith,
Form: Rhyme
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