Talk:Christian poetry

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POETRY CHRISTIAN

Reader submissions of Christian poetry are welcome.

thorn of salvation
anthropic reasoning a warehouse sermon custodian of tantrum archaic magical beliefs of the deceased womb slithering eternal life, hope of salvation fabling subservients paying allegiance to a man made supreme built to serve the human greed for eternal life and solace for there isn't such greed for the masses to savvy themselves the cross of death and suffering paraphrased evasive pectoral girdle scruffy-handed clasping hollow by the nails they cannot grasp reason but fudges of consolation crown of thorns influx of tactile soreness constipation and relapse damping damnation braving the elements with reverential farts closet bonanza scriptures querulously replenishing the tumble lute of honeyed words sweet nothings and terror parching potential contingents a spindle weaving a pitfall's net to kindle the soul of no return arduous part of a funeral rite susceptible garment sprawling the perky ember recitative galley adroitly seering recurrent incidents of sorrow visceral gratification until secession emergence and complexity lethal heretical semblance clover of inbreeding tackling salient twists physical thickness until the expiration date Second Advent Primordial Annihilation the fear loving God convenient hope and beliefs against common sense needs suppling reason the scientific method is boring the cave is open, we shall obey

Puritans banning poetry
Any evidence they did? This makes no sense, considering the Bible has the Psalms and Ecclesiastes. All they did, as far as I know, ban certain poetry, but not poetry itself. MrLW97 (talk) 19:13, 30 January 2024 (UTC)