Speaking Vulgarity Poem by Randy McClave

Speaking Vulgarity

Whoever takes the Lords name in vain
Just to inflict hate or anger or pain,
Whenever anyone cries out those curses
Speaking out. a blasphemy as a pastor speaks verses.
Those type of words I hate, I do admit
I don't like hearing them at all or any bit,
No reason at all should those words be used
They stand for the sinful and abused.

I don't want to ever hear that vulgar "F" word
That word I wished was never heard,
It truly is a terrible slang saying
For that person using it, I will be always praying.

I hate it when anyone uses profanity
They want to shake everyone's Christianity,
They use it in anger and in lust and in hate
And they use it to judge someone's fate.
Those type of words are not impressive
They are lewd, vulgar and aggressive,
So, let me make this statement very clear
Your "F" words or blasphemy I do not want to ever hear.

Using the "F" word or God's name in vain offends we greatly
It doesn't impress me or make anyone look stately,
So, if a conversation with me you want to carry
First go out and buy yourself a dictionary.

Randy L. McClave

Friday, January 26, 2024
Topic(s) of this poem: aggressive,anger,hate
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Randy McClave

Randy McClave

Ashland, Kentucky
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