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Category: Poetry

Holy Week, Poetry

The Second Day

Peter Ould Apr 19, 2014

It is not the day of farewell when the despair sets in. Surrounded by family and friends the grief of death and burial enmeshed with the comfort of companionship sustains and carries and finally surrenders to the sleep that is …

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Good Friday, Poetry

The Bowl

Peter Ould Apr 18, 2014

Dip your hands and then raise them above the bowl See, the water runs off as the heifer lies dead beneath you an atonement for the innocent murdered. Our hands did not shed this blood Nor did our eyes see it. …

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Poetry, Sexual Identity

Catullus – Carmen 16

Peter Ould Mar 25, 2014

Certificate 15 post warning. All the 15+ stuff after the read more tag.

Poetry

Set Apart

Peter Ould Nov 16, 2013

Holiness is not the Cult of Nice servicing humble Cups of Tea Holiness is burning in the tabernacle exorcisms at five to midnight visions by naked men in bathtubs of excrement Christ represented in word and bread and wine and …

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Poetry, Scripture

Half Lives

Peter Ould Nov 3, 2013

When you enter the House of Prayer and, finding it a Den of Thieves go. Is is time for something New? Clear zeal for one but when they refuse to answer questions like they did with you would you just …

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Good Friday, Holy Week, Poetry

Swaddle

Peter Ould Mar 29, 2013 Tagged with Bound, Corpse, Deceased, Flesh And Bones, Good Friday, Linen, New Birth, Sounds, Tiny Bundle, Water And Blood

Lay your child down Mary, bound by cloth and linen strips and laid in a box. A tiny bundle of flesh and bones descended in blood and filth and screaming for all the world to hear the sounds of new …

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