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The Christ Omelette

4 Brown Eggs From The Holy Land
A teaspoon of sugar, then one of sand
A half a cup of yak milk from Japan
You're on your way to heaven (havin')

a christ omelette
Golden brown
Delivered by your own hands
Not some religious clown
a christ omelette
An omelette fix
But from the heartland
Not crucifix
a christ omelette

Beat your eggs bloody
add plenty of pepper
Then add the nose
Of a nosey leper

Shout "fucking pariah"
out loud three times
then fetch you some
lime, from 'twixt
Spanish thighs
Inquisition!
Inquisition!
Inquisition!

I'm wishing me a frying pan
I'm in with the holy ghost
Don't need no jam
Don't need no toast

Diced up an onion
shredded me some cheddar
Don't need no ham
Pigs are too clever
For my Christ omelette

My spatula's poised
(Lincoln loved boys)
In my robe, corduroy
I flip the omelette
Think digestion
but please still question
lack of silver-ware

The Christ omelette
Heals
the Christ omelette
Stays fresh
The Christ omelette's
forever
Like mom's tattoo
On my chest

I will not splat the ketchup
i will not splosh the salsa
Yeah, his cross was heavy
But my omelette is wholesome

Jesus Christ lives!
In the minds of baby chickens
Just waiting to omelette
Again, and again, and again
For your sins, amen.

Author notes


Written January 5th, 2005

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  • MagicaI
    July 30, 2006
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    Unbelievevable,this was so brilliant.I loved it so much. Good luck.


  • Long Road Home
    November 16, 2005
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    I practically orgasmed melted cheese all over my damn monitor


  • just rob gold member
    November 14, 2005
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    You say tomatoe[inqisition], I say tomatoe [crusades].
    This is rich! The only place I had the balls to use humor was in the title. To combine a powerful and irreverent message with this sing-song beat and humor was a masterstroke,BRAVO!
    Peace, Rob


  • slender spider
    November 13, 2005
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    Very intelligent, an almost alchemical recipe to dispell BS and nurture critical thinking at the same time. Fantastic.

  • Nicole Hanna
    November 12, 2005
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    Christ omelette. Jesus... where do you come up with this stuff? lol. Now this should definitely be performed. You wouldn't happen to have a sound file for it would you, as I know you have files of several of your pieces


  • truembrace
    April 17, 2005
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    Seems as though the title sums it up. I can see why the contest was won by this one. A bit of Bible with a side of Inquisition - interesting.


  • April 17, 2005
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    Oh, this is wonderful! I'm always up for a little blasphemy. The line "Lincoln loved boys" really made me snicker. You seem to have some suggestion going there- the poem made me a little hungry for an omlette, too.


  • ricochet rabbit
    April 17, 2005
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    This doesn't seem blasphemy. It just seems delicious. Suddenly, I have a hankering for bacon and eggs. Whoops, I just realized that pork isn't in the Bible's good books.


  • Pookiebubu
    April 16, 2005
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    Interesting take on religion. My take is that like an omelette, religion can be made up of anything man likes and nothing of what man doesn't like! I enjoyed the read. Good job, and congratulations on the win!


  • Dienush
    April 15, 2005
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    This is a great poem on the topic. I'm not sure I understood all of it,I agree to the ideas I got. Anyway you did a good job with it, I love the way you didn't make it obvious.


  • horus8 gold member
    April 14, 2005
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    They fell out of my pocket and landed in one of my footprints in the sand, and vualla... the seagull shuffle.


  • April 14, 2005
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    I'm fucking starving for Christ, but where are the tortillas?

  • horus8 gold member
    April 14, 2005
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    Now just think how even more valid they would be if you knew how to use an ellipses, and form a complete sentence.


  • lollylou
    April 14, 2005
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    no need to be mean to me.. my opinions are just as valid as yours.


  • horus8 gold member
    April 14, 2005
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    Yeah, well next time you're talking to him? Ask him to help you form a complete sentence Chuckles.

  • lollylou
    April 14, 2005
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    ok... not sure what to think of that... i guess in a way its not really taking the piss too much.. i guess im just so i love with christ! oh well it did make me chuckle. lolly x

  • singing for sanity
    March 21, 2005
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    what the f***. but o.k.

    That was kinda wierd. and that's somethin' coming from me...


  • January 9, 2005
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    hahahahahahaahahaha! Amen!

    That actually makes me a little hungry. Do you have any emaculately constipated chicken to go with that?

  • horus8 gold member
    January 5, 2005
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    If you belief this poem has anything to do with an omelette
    in general, than yes, you've missed the boat entirely.


  • Andy Stephenson
    January 5, 2005
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    Pointless

    I read it. Couldn't tell if it is pro or con, but it is definitely sarcastic. Didn't make me want an omelette, and didn't turn me away from them. Did I miss the point? Andy


  • Kelly Kush
    January 5, 2005
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    I have NEVER seen a poem quite like yours. Very unique and entertaining. Religion and eggs put together is something you don't see everyday

  • horus8 gold member
    January 5, 2005
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    Teachers retain the secret capacity to keep learning.
    As for the duel, please, I read too much Clive Barker
    to duel fair.


  • Azazel
    January 5, 2005
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    Eh, not really my thing, being a Christian myself, but amusing none the less. And it made me hungry, plus I think my dad's making eggs tonight, funny how the world works sometimes, anyway good job, but next time be a little easier on religion ok?
    -Azazel-


  • January 5, 2005
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    When is the duel between Monsieur le 'Orus and Ze Flying Foreskin who says leetle but 'ides secret weapons of ze Tropes Rhetoriques beneath ze critiques enigmatiques?

    How much is a ticket?

    (Also, me been teaching things for twelve years, proves nothing 'cept the gullibility of interview panels, methinks.)


  • Exo
    January 5, 2005
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    Interesting way to put it you know. *eats yogurt with index finger* you know, this was actually clever, the message was pretty closed up and coated with metaphors BUT christ was sure up in your face the whole time. Wonderful work horus8!

    -nicci


  • horus8 gold member
    January 5, 2005
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    Great username.

  • WelshMafia
    January 5, 2005
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    heh heh well that is an interesting poem...nice write. I say the title and thought : "well I just have to click on this one now don't i?" heh heh good job


  • horus8 gold member
    January 5, 2005
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    Easy, I teach writing.


  • vampira1665 silver member
    January 5, 2005
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    I was just sent the link to this poem and found it very funny.

    Hugs and bites, Lady Raven

  • horus8 gold member
    January 5, 2005
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    Besides, wise ass,
    I merely gave you back the
    amount of effort you
    gave in, savvy?
    Take a long look at your
    shit critiques, before
    you get bent out of shape
    when someone returns the
    favor. I mean, ha ha, you act
    as if saying "absolute rubbish"
    is some kind of critique, then you
    get miffed when someone calls you on
    it? You're a cad, hate to say, better
    straighten up your attitude, you won't
    last long beaking around here like that.

  • horus8 gold member
    January 5, 2005
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    I assure you, I ran no where.
    I calmly walked over to your
    page, hoping in all earnest to
    find out if you had the poetry
    To back up your statement,
    and guess what? You didn't.
    And you don't know the first thing
    about poetry anyway, so how can you critique
    My work, you can't even write a vilanelle,
    a sonnet, or a decent freeverse.
    In fact you can't even write.
    Your shit sucks, sorry to break it to you.
    So if you want to have a duel, step
    on up, I'll write you into extinction.


  • January 5, 2005
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    Which came first, the Horus or the word Glib?

    But I will not worm anywhere near your thin shell, except to say that any poem ridiculing orthodox religions and extolling the virtue of omelettes gets my applauses. Get on.
    Edited on Jan 05, 2:41 p.m. because ''.


  • horus8 gold member
    January 5, 2005
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    Why is it rubbish?
    Pray tell?

  • horus8 gold member
    January 5, 2005
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    The least you can do is repent, REPENT!!!
    I've seen you late at night with those
    milk crates taped to your shoes racing
    through the pasture... With that flashlight
    strapped onto your helmet.

  • TheOneWhoSees
    January 5, 2005
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    This is a very nice peice, made me laugh, a lot. I'm sitting in school and people are staring at me, all because of your poem, so good job.


  • Ilati Aza
    January 5, 2005
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    lol! that was really catchy... hehe.... I love it, really great job. Where'd you get the idea?


  • cosmicrose
    January 5, 2005
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    And remember... never to cast your Christ omelette before clever swine... lest they trample it and make a mess of your kitchen floor. LOL... I think your write is even far more clever than the sheeple are able to grasp.


  • Just A Goddess
    January 5, 2005
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    I think you are brave for broaching the subject of religion and gourmet cooking in one....both of which I am associated quite readily.....this piece was brilliant, as a write,and alas,I will leave my own 'feelings' out of it-because art is a subject that should never be mingled with emotion...at least when it comes to other's work...pen on......~jag~


  • B2oH
    January 5, 2005
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    A++ for originality and strange, yet seemingly fascinating imagery.

    I'm surprised you don't have your own stalwart band of "SaveThatPoorPoorBoy" Ladies Cotillion and Dance Committee praying for you night and day....


  • January 5, 2005
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    i love poetry that dances with contempt... and real feelings... horus this is great in every way... and given the band of merry men that he hung out with im fucking positive he had a sense of humour.... so he's probably sippin a bourbon neat and reading your poem

    excellent
    billy

  • Nicole Hanna
    January 5, 2005
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    Did you hear about the thirteen year old grilled cheese sandwich that has the picture of Jesus on it and hasn't molded? Yeah... I think I need a life too. And where the heck do you come up with this stuff. Genius. Christ omelette. I'm hungry now. Sheesh.


  • January 5, 2005
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    See! now why isn't this poem in a contest? If I look at the text of the poem, as a whole, just right, I can almost make out a pepper grinder.

    Jesus christ lives in the minds of baby chickens. Holy huevos, I wish i had written that


  • ladylyric
    January 5, 2005
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    I think this has to be one of the most creative poems that I have read in awhile. Where do you come up with this shit? Man, you must have one hell of an imagination.

  • fallendreams
    January 5, 2005
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    Well, to each his own. I won't mount a soapbox about this but I will leave a comment since it cost you points. It is the least I can do.

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