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Devil does drag

sit on Father Fondle’s

lap to
   listen to
         today’s bible lesson

   inhumanity is an
   inevitable human
   instinct...

but Sammy Sodomite
suddenly slips you a slender digit

with a pixilated smile
date rape drugs, double dildos
he probes you

         in a stall
   in a men’s room
in downtown Hell

and written
in limelight lipstick
above the ads
for tranny whores

    Jesus is a popstar
    and the devil does drag
    heaven-sent, hell-bent
    god smites a fag

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Written September 15th, 2005

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  • masterblaster gold member
    October 5, 2005
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    Hi this is quite dark, it took my breath away as you certainly don't hold your punches, a little to raw for my taste but I am sure it will be a success,all the best, Di

  • Arf
    October 5, 2005
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    This is a very interesting poem. I like the almost choppy feel to it. The way the text doesn't line up in the colums. It adds a nice sense to it. Great write

  • salparadise
    October 5, 2005
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    Excellent

    A dark, dark poem. This depicts an unfeeling world of predators and prey. No other distinctions between people are even attempted. I found it deeply disturbing in its depiction of how some find justification for their activities. The language is brutal, and employed to great effect.

  • Demonic Mistress
    October 5, 2005
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    This is so awesome! I LOVE IT!! keep it up. so well written.


  • Heart Sutra
    October 5, 2005
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    This is a great controversarial subject to take on. Tonight must be such the mood among the poets because this is the third one, although most interesting, I have come across. The others didn't dare touch sex with the clergy, devil, god, dildos, holy father...all in one poem. Right on! That is bold. Humans and their sexuality, like their religion, their politics and their money...all endless Pandora's boxes of inspiration for artists and writers. You have talent, wit, and boldness! Keep writing my friend.


  • theprodigalsister
    September 18, 2005
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    I agree with you 100 on this... Being a Christian & constantly surrounded by it, I find it repulsive. You put this together beautifully: word choice, emotion, visuals... Bravo, well-penned.

    I've bookmarked this.


  • September 16, 2005
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    I totally agree with you on this subject %100, although I believe in god, I have trouble trusting churches and so-called clergy, they like to distort what the bible says to fit what they believe and pass it off as gods word. I was actually asked to leave a church because I challenged some of the doctrines and strange ideas being spread around by a So-called preacher. Very nice poem, Keep it real!


  • April Renee
    September 15, 2005
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    Righteous contradictions
    of holy heresy, hypocrisy.

    thats a tongue twister if ive ever seen one.

    interesting poem. different. i like it. a good job with writing this.

    Blu


  • withdrawal
    September 15, 2005
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    Talk about wow. I like the for, the wording...the subject. Bookmarked.
    ♥ Jen


  • tootsvegan
    September 15, 2005
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    I have felt this way many times in my life about Church, but I have moderated a bit since then. I do not like indoctrination or closed-mindedness at all, and some churches seem to use that as their prime thing. This was very true of some churches, and some people, but I don't agree completely with it. It is good though, interesting form.

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