
I held up red rose to smell with my nose
A velvety dense aroma arose
I walked to the park where the gardener grows
Sun, soil and wind; his nature he shows
He waters the garden, he sprinkles with hose
I sat on a bench where he prunes, weeds and mows
A tree full of life and a whole flock of crows
I noticed the plants all lined up in rows
I opened my book about to write prose
Tearful and heavy with so many woes...
A red breasted robin in bushes it goes
Kitty cat follows while striking a pose
Followed by me among thorns and each rose
I held up red rose to smell with my nose
A velvety dense aroma arose
I followed the scent to a statue and froze
The sky had not one but two large rainbows
More aesthetically pleasing than ribbons and bows
The beauty, the fragrance, a song to compose
I fell on my knees, touched her feet and her toes
The feet that crushed serpent can banish the crows
I prayed for myself and my sisters and bros
Reflecting on all of my highs and my lows
I pleaded with wonderful mystical rose
To ask Dear Lord Jesus to shoo off the crows
God’s daughter, spouse and mother; the rose
Said yes, yes, yes! There weren’t any no’s
I held up red rose to smell with my nose
A velvety dense aroma arose
Sep 15, 2025
Sep 15, 2025 at 11:42 AM UTC
I built a life of silk and gold,
A castle high, a wealth untold.
My hands adorned with jewels bright,
My days were bathed in soft delight.
I sailed the seas on ships of pride,
Where sun and stars and time abide.
I feasted on the finest spread,
Exotic fruits and wine so red.
The voices rose in songs of praise,
They called me great, they spoke my name.
Admired, adored, in grand embrace,
Yet in my heart; an empty space.
For laughter rang but felt untrue,
Like echoes lost in hollow rooms.
And though my hands held all things fine,
A deeper hunger plagued my mind.
Then silence fell; a voice so near,
Soft yet strong, it reached my ear.
“Blessed are the poor,” it sighed,
“For they shall know the Lord inside.”
I turned and saw the world unseen,
Beyond my walls of selfish dreams.
The earth, once full, was stripped and bare,
Its rivers choked, its forests scarce.
I saw the child with hollowed eyes,
The mother’s tears, the beggar’s cries.
The labourer bent, his hands like stone,
His toil to build what’s not his own.
And then I knew; my hands had fed,
Not mouths of need, but greed instead.
My excess stole, my waste destroyed,
My blindness left the world devoid.
The beauty I had sought was lost,
For beauty’s found in love not cost.
Not in gold, nor wealth amassed,
But in the hearts of those who lack.
For caring is sharing; giving, not hoarding,
And caring is daring; to fight without folding.
Caring is bearing; the burdens of pain,
And caring is airing; to weep in God’s name.
The ugliest life is the one lived in vain,
A life without thought for the broken in pain.
But the greatest of joys, the richest of days,
Is found in the heart that loves and obeys.
So take not the path of selfish delight,
For all that is gold will vanish from sight.
But blessed are those who suffer and give,
For they shall inherit the kingdom and live.
May 6, 2025
May 6, 2025 at 2:17 AM UTC
Today is the Feast of Saint Philip and James
For the sake of this poem let’s shorten their names
Let’s start with Saint Philip,
let’s call him Saint Phil
He was one of the 12 that let his love spill
“Come and see! Nathanael! Meet Jesus, he’s brill!”
“He chose me! Come join me! Let’s both walk uphill!”
They spread the good news & bowed down to God’s will
Then the enemy wanted to ****
Now let’s touch on Saint James,
let’s call him Saint Jame
He was one of the 12 that rose up to fame
Seems faith without works is just a blame game
Said gold and silver will burn you in flame
Then the enemy wanted to tame
Jack and Jill went up the hill to fetch a pail of water
James and Phil went up the hill to feed them fish from water
King Charles fell down and broke his crown, his soul came tumbling after
The Saints fell down but rose with crown;
a God given crown for each martyr!
James the Lesser and James the Just
Is the same man we ought to trust
He told us what would turn into rust
Let’s do the right thing before turning to dust!
Saints Philip and James;
Let’s remember their names!!
Happy Feast of Saints Philip and James!
Holy Spirit baptise you in flames!
🪄🪄🪄🔥🔥🔥
May 2, 2025
May 2, 2025 at 6:49 PM UTC
Dear Saint George,
In Canada you have a Gorge. It’s named St. George Gorge.
Did you gallop gallop gallop St. George? With courage, did you forge through a gorge?
Saint George, did you slay a dragon on a horse? Did you forge through a gorge?
Yours sincerely,
Saint Georgia
Apr 23, 2025
Apr 23, 2025 at 4:07 AM UTC
The Pope didn’t slip down that slippery slope
The Pope said nope to unethical trope
The Pope delivered the pilgrims of hope
He gave comfort to those who couldn’t cope
With dignity he’d cloak
With love he’d envelope
Our beloved Pope
Gave Hope
Apr 22, 2025
Apr 22, 2025 at 6:10 AM UTC
God’s plan had all been pieced
Lord God Jesus served the least
Asked for Colt to be released
Offered bread that had no yeast
For 3 days his life had ceased
Lived, died, rose up in the East
To destroy the Satan beast
That is why today we feast
In celebration led by priest
Easter was born in East!
Apr 19, 2025
Apr 19, 2025 at 8:37 PM UTC