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Epistle Poems - Poems about Epistle

The Royal Epistle to the Ladies on the Street
Dear beloved ladies on the street, Your beauty should not be for rent, It's more than that which is spent. Your body's not for worldly gain, It's meant for love, not worldly pain. True love is not in what you do, But what you are, deep down, it's true. Your heart is not for money's sake, It's for God, and love to make. You're...

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Categories: epistle, poetry,
Form: Other
Book of Ephesians
I This poem us based on Scripture, Ephesians 2:6, usually the author ascribed is Paul. II We participated in his life And especially his death A mystery, gift melting strife Through Spirit of God, divine work Now, as he rose, we rose as well Again a great and sublime mystery Relation with heirs helps spell Out how we thus live above misery...

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Categories: epistle, bible, christian, identity, inspirational
Form: Free verse



Premium Member A Dear-John Epistle
the diamond he thought he plucked is not the real McCoy. huge thunderbolt he... never saw ...

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Categories: epistle, betrayal, break up, girlfriend,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Epistle To My Future Self
Self of mine, blest by the Lord so gracious may you find yourself gratefully joyous as well as worshipfully victorious optimizing breath’s worth, indeed precious. Assured with life eternal as Christ’s gift you’re privileged toward celestial lift having been reached-out from transgression drift for divine transformation’s wondrous shift. Through your faith in the Saviour, you’re now freed to serve gladly for His glory...

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Categories: epistle, blessing, christian, devotion, faith,
Form: Rhyme
Epistle To a Soldier's Daughter
EPISTLE TO DAUGHTER OF A SOLDIER When all hopes fade, I alone carry my pain, There may be so many colours, But I'm coloured in blood red stain I'm alone there Where silent screams surround With dire mess all around. I must bank on my fate I'm a knight in a shiny armour In the eyes of people, I'm so...

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Categories: epistle, father daughter,
Form: Imagism



Premium Member An Epistle For Saint Agnes
If I may now express it well, What's cradled by my mind. The future for me hard to tell; Should memory fade or die? I want that special someone, A woman for my heart. I pray that you may come, So love should impart....

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Categories: epistle, devotion, emotions, for her,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Homily and Epistle
preacher sing me your song deceive me not behold,behold me once more ...

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Categories: epistle, christian, writing,
Form: Verse
Educated Br Reading Each Epistle
Educated Br Reading Each Epistle Were educated reading each epistle; Jesus was stuck with every thistle; Crucified; Died; Wind would sound like a whistle. Jim Horn...

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Categories: epistle, allegory, analogy,
Form: Limerick
Righteous Epistle
J-ovial I-mpressive E-xpression's V-erse I-n E-very N-ame I-nspires E-ach L-ife L-etting U-ntold J-oy I-mplement E-motional N-obility's N-ice E-xceptional M-essage O-nce N-otable T-opic E-mploys A-crostic L-oveliness E-ndorsing G-reat R-ighteous E-pistle Topic: Birthday of Jievieniell Ujienne M. Montealegre (May 20) Form: Vertical Monocrostic...

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Categories: epistle, birthday,
Form: Acrostic
An Epistle To Light
Dear Light Fairest of ‘em all Beam your blinding rays Chase me And spark another you in me To end my reign Dispel me into the shadows Let the new you Glow with your grace And my darkened eyes Tear with disgrace Spring forth Gush out Like a fountain of you Chase away Drown every breathing me For i am darkness And you are light...

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Categories: epistle, anxiety, art, dark, emotions,
Form: Free verse
First of a Thousand Epistle
For Adéronkè My room smells of your fragrance The sun rays in again- searching for it's kind of beauty. I'm calling back every touch we had... Kisses have names. A stranger will come to you In the footwear of saints, and moralists He will speak and his voice will sail Through your bones, and muscles; and tissues without drowning in your red sea. Tell him your...

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Categories: epistle, art,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member A Brief Epistle in Urgent Forewarning against Melancholia--Part II
(continued from, "An Epistle Warning against Melancholia: an Allegory--Part I," where somewhere in late 18th-century Europe a friend, Laetitia, by way of a letter warns her beloved girlfriend, Euphoria--a young, gay and unsuspecting mistress--against the almost inevitable seductions of the infamous and maundering philanderer, Melancholia.). Melancholia’s third and final principle is the dissemination of nihilism, the...

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Categories: epistle, depression, friend, metaphor, philosophy,
Form: Prose
Premium Member A Brief Epistle in Urgent Forewarning against Melancholia--Part I
(Somewhere in late 18th-century Europe a friend, Laetitia, by way of a letter warns her beloved girlfriend, Euphoria--a young, gay and unsuspecting mistress--against the almost inevitable seductions of the infamous and maundering philanderer, Melancholia.). Dear Euphoria, Melancholia is one of the more destructive downfalls in existence that you can suffer. Once engaged,...

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Categories: epistle, depression, friend, metaphor, philosophy,
Form: Prose
Epistle To My Girlfriend
Dear, GF No address my girlfriend. In our relationship there is no end All our romantic games are our address Address i always using to send my feelings to you That you are so special more than I show. That you are my lover and you are all that I know. Your smile and your heart and your eyes I'll love you...

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Categories: epistle, age,
Form: Romanticism
Epistle To Billy Shakespeare
EPISTLE TO BILLY SHAKESPEARE An epistle to Billy Shakespeare: Dear erstwhile bard of Avon, Greetings to you from The bamboozled, browsing Bibliographies, bound by the bloodlust, ] Passions so flawed, Exaggerations, Literary inventions, to contradictions, Legions of legends, Perennial prose, constellations, creations Tragic heroes and drama queens. Dear Billy Shakespeare, Thanks so much not, Signed, Long suffering teens!!!!...

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Categories: epistle, allusion, angst, confusion, culture,
Form: Blank verse

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