Liz Asks Me To Read The Bible Poem by Douglas Scotney

Douglas Scotney

Douglas Scotney

Toowoomba, Queensland, Australia. Resides in Adelaide

Liz Asks Me To Read The Bible

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Word of God is all we have.
There is no God of sense.
Not having sense the Word is packed,
Choc-a-bloc with stuff and nonsense.

I'm averse to choc when it's a-bloc,
So tell me please, dear Liz,
Does anywhere exist Word version,
Leaves out the choc,
Leaves in why God's my biz?

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Michael Walker 27 February 2018

Equivocal meaning. Are you a believer? Witty mention of chocolate and 'choc-a-bloc', an expression which is often used in New Zealand too.

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Ramesh Rai 23 March 2012

I agree with Danny. but a poem is always the expression of heart which can not be denied. well done.

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Danny Draper 18 March 2012

This is a witty retort and an obvious personal choice to be averse to the filler of moniethistic belief systems. Please see my old poem 'To individual', don't care if you review or not. Sharp and direct.

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Douglas Scotney

Douglas Scotney

Toowoomba, Queensland, Australia. Resides in Adelaide
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