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Episcopalians Poems - Poems about Episcopalians
Episcopalians Poems - Examples of all types of poems about episcopalians to share and read. This list of new poems is composed of the works of modern poets of PoetrySoup. Read
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About a Point of View
...About A Point of View We had decided about Trump's point of view; He should start over with something new; Never segregate; Always integrate; In our church can sit in any position or pew. T......
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©
James Horn
Categories:
episcopalians,
allegory, analogy,
Form:
Limerick
Audobon Society
...The tv is on down the hall voices compete for attention from delicate hammock earlobes. I think it is the national geographic channel. They announce the modern evolution of the species on......
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©
Nathan Martin
Categories:
episcopalians,
age,
Form:
Blank verse
Closet Christian
...Closet Christian On a decision, for a while we had waited When should our pretty church be painted? So more of God will surely start to reveal And of course for sure increase eye appeal. On......
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©
James Horn
Categories:
episcopalians,
allegory, analogy,
Form:
Couplet
Bruce Jenner, Wheaties Winner
...Bruce Jenner, Wheaties Winner Can you imagine Bruce Jenner being a Wheaties winner Becoming a women wanting to be much thinner With quite a fine, attractive, adorable face Wearing dress, high h......
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©
James Horn
Categories:
episcopalians,
allegory, analogy,
Form:
Couplet
Always Do At a Pew
...Always Do at a Pew God who I know up in a cloud To You, I will have my head bowed And at church will kneel at a pew Like all Episcopalians always do. Thy power as precious as it may be Open......
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©
James Horn
Categories:
episcopalians,
religious,
Form:
Couplet
Our Worship Dilema
...We went to Worship Christ this morning, and I shall not besmirch But I felt like a Catholic, in a Baptist Church I'll tell you all a story, I'll do the best I can To explain the prior stanza,......
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©
Richard Pickett
Categories:
episcopalians,
faith
Form:
Rhyme
Chasin Lighting
...Chasin’ Lighting – In Honor of the CUA Crew! Several rickety rides held together with the faith of the ages, Sages some might say, turnin’ pages of things old and things new, The chosen few, ridi......
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©
Woodrow Lucas
Categories:
episcopalians,
visionarylanguage, faith, language, together,
Form:
Blank verse