Cat and bhurka

Ray’s  queer cat’s in a bhurka
Did Jesus have a boiling temper?
I feel so gay, it is actual

two orange tigers sitting beside each other
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They are waiting for our partitions.
Say but the word and my sole shall be heeled.
Guarded the angels from seven sodomites.
Hail glorious St Hat Trick.
Lord, it’s hearsay.
Lord, I’m worser
Forgive all dear trespassers.
Blessed is the truth of thy broom.
Pay for us now and the whore at our death.
I believe in none , God.
The communion of taints.
But Joseph had a bee.
Jesus wants me in his bathroom.
The Ten Demanding Torments are here.
Have you paid your wrecks yet?
For all the saints who laboured at their tests
For all the painted ghosts
Remember man, thy tart is bust
Ash to ash,dust if you must
Forgive us an hour’s trespassing and we shall be in heaven peering down
Please do as you would have fun by
I am  God”s losing person
Satanic Curse.
Pray,Father,give me your denim
Through my vault,through my thieving vault
I heard a bill fall wide.
Why are you my peer,Nehemia? Sorry, why are you  so dear?
Jeremiah hid in a wave.He couldn’t fund a whale.
God sent a form and  a bad temper, but the Word was not on the Form
She was like a centipede married to a mouse.No end of feet… a feat!
And the Word was with God…. if only it had stayed there silently but no, we must have our tongues wagging all day.

It was not men being gay that God got angry over

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No, Franklin Graham, God Didn’t Destroy Sodom & Gomorrah Because of Homosexuality

 

“You see, in these ancient cultures homosexuality was largely despised because the one on the receiving end of the transaction was seen to take on the role of a woman– and if there’s one thing they hated more than gays, it was women.  Thus, for one man to rape another man wasn’t an act rooted in sexual desire, but an action rooted in humiliating and demoralizing that person. It would have been an action to strip them of their manhood. “

I left my blood

The peach coloured dress
I wore to the surgery
Got  my blood on it.

 

Since I came back home
The dress has disappeared
Also the blood has.

I have more blood than
I have got a lot of blood
I love my own blood

But we don’t show it
Except via  rosy cheeks
Blood is too private

We don’t menstruate
Without some gear to hide the blood.
We don’t parade it

Yet it has beauty
Jesus’s blood is sacred
Our blood  is our life.

Who sent my blood to heal?
Who takes care of my body?
Who dwells inside me?

Why are we  proud-willed
When power is not ours to wield?
Be humble, oh earth,oh people.

When one receives

The stitches in my arm  come out today
They’re biting my soft flesh  to my dismay
I’d like to cut them now with scissors  here
Yet as it’s my right arm,I feel some fear

Without my conscious thought, the wound has healed
This itching and this pulling’s all I feel
Noone else  has seen  my arm so white
With marks the doctor made  under bright light

You did well, he muttered as he fled
Dismayed by all the  blood his scalpel shed
He told me he’d not pay my laundry bill
Even if I   put him in my Will

See how humans help each other live
When one receives, the other can then give

Purple,heather, green, the colour leaps

I have washed my winter clothes today
Now they lie in neatly folded heaps
The humid air is hot  and  yellow gray

Needlecord and wool in colours gay
Purple,heather, green, the colour leaps
I have washed my winter clothes today

Velvet jacket, smart wool coat disgrace
The hippy girl whose hair was long and sweet
The humid air is hot  and  yellow gray

The cleaning shows the dirt to my dismay
It never disappears, though thrashed with heat
I have washed my thicker clothes today

Housework is an  old folks form of play
Dirt is sent to rivers where fish creep
The humid air is hot  and  yellow gray

Into little corners beetles creep
While I have the hoover none can sleep
I have washed my winter clothes today
The humid air is hot , the water’s gray