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[ Some say it belongs on Rash Hashanah ]

Some say it belongs on Rash Hashanah
Others the creaking bow of Cybele and Ishtar
Below sulfur coated floors in hades' kitchen,persephone's grisly home
Possibly the mouth of the savior, a virgin's manger snack
Or even Hera's crown which all could see in the northern sky-

But before all the upward looks and mythological books to see
Did it not come from a tree?

Author notes

this is a critique upon religious images.

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  • Mairi bheag gold member
    January 29, 2007
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    What an interesting poem - drawing together these religious images and then relating them back to nature is a very strong idea. I think too much store is set by the religious (and I am one) on imagery - to the detriment of spiritual reality.


  • Rowan gold member
    January 21, 2007

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    Smart poetry. Well done. This one really interests me, I like it.

    • Cheetahspencer
      January 21, 2007
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      something got messed up with submitting, the same poem got submitted with a different title and background "branch bent with preaching"