Sweet Heat
Sweet heat of Jesus /
Tastes full-bodied on your tongue /
Psalm to calm it down.
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Sweet Heat
Sweet heat of Jesus /
Tastes full-bodied on your tongue /
Psalm to calm it down.
.
.
#haiku #poem #poetry #poet #thursday #march #2020 #davidebooker #jesus #heat #psalm #fullbodied #sweet #taste #knoxville #tennessee #oldnorthknoxville
Filed under 2020, haiku, photo by David E. Booker, Poetry by David E. Booker
Jesus Harvest Seeds
Holiday madness is upon us.
Somebody must have thought this was a good idea. I don’t think so. Candy corn is now Jesus Harvest Seeds, at least if you buy them in this package. “Scripture on every individual packet!” I wonder if one of them is “Jesus wept.”
Maybe the second shortest verse in the modern Bible should be “Jesus has sold.” Or, “Jesus has been sold.”
Jesus and “Harvest Seeds.”
Filed under 2015, holiday, Say what?!
But what has he sold? And to whom?
Filed under 2015, photo by David E. Booker, Photo Finish Friday
General 'Jerry' Boykin Says Gun-Toting Jesus Will Lead 'Mighty Army' During Second Coming.
Are you ready for the “rough and ready” Jesus? One not feminized by the church?
And to think my tax dollars went to pay for the training and the salary of this “general.” God help us.
Filed under Uncategorized
Why was the sign on the ground in front of the church and written on upside down?
Was Jesus mad?
Is that why the sign was on the ground in front of the church?
Were there not enough Christ Centered poses? Or did somebody in the church think Buddha was sneaking in to take over the bodies and then the souls of the yoga students?
But why was it written upside down on the white board to begin with? Was it done on purpose by the instructor or was it the work of Satan, who wanted the yoga session all to himself?
Filed under Found story, Jesus
In redeeming even a small part of the Earth, we redeem ourselves.
Jesus tossed among /
the trash in the creek; redeemed /
by a boy: Earth Day.
Filed under Earth Day, First Creek, haiku, Photo by author, poem, poetry
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