Stiff-Necked Sinner Poem by Randy McClave

Stiff-Necked Sinner

As for me and my house
As for me and my children and my spouse,
We refuse to watch sodomites insult our Lord and savior
We will not ever stand for that type of behavior.
The holy spirit and the very soul it shames
So, we refuse to watch the French Olympic Games
No matter of the person or of the country
Against the Lord they decree blasphemy.
We will then turn all of our television's off
At what myself and my family and friends saw we scoff,
Blaspheme, as we all know is an unforgivable sin
Committed by any women or men.

France didn't do what you think or what you did here
Enticing with hate and with blasphemy and with fear,
How come you're are not outraged at your own actual mockery
Created by your own glued together crockery.

Here you live in your Christian U.S.A
Where you will not blasphemy, and to the Lord you pray,
You say you don't support the sinners or the sodomites
With a scene you cry out, that brings not any Christian delights.
Here you placed the Lord Jesus and a man on the same pedestal
Believing both can heal the country and also the soul,
You also confess that you are a true Christian believer
And how you can't be used or tempted by the deceiver.
You have pics of a sinful man sitting in Jesus's place at the last supper
With his sold signed bibles, you say that Jesus is a real Trumper,
You have many others pics of him with Jesus to promote
And for those un-Christian acts, you are the blasphemer I quote.

Randy L. McClave

Monday, July 29, 2024
Topic(s) of this poem: games,outraged,savior,television
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Randy McClave

Randy McClave

Ashland, Kentucky
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