Frozen Cherries

A poem by Phineas Narco

What can be done
with the legions
of Jesuses
coming back from
the dead?

Walking the earth
like shambling
corpses?

The only thing
that makes sense
to them anymore

Eat of my body
Drink of my blood
or you have no life
in you

Put them away
in the back wards
dope them up good
laugh at them
spit at them
hammer them down

More and more
they come

they keep on
crucifying them
on electroshock
tables
placing electronic
crowns of thorns
on their heads
stigmatzing them
lashing them
with cruel words

Oh where oh where
can we put all the
Jesuses coming
back from the dead?

there is no more room
at the inn.

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On May 2, 5:10 am, Phin blasphemed:
> A poem by Phineas Narco
>
> What can be done
> with the legions
> of Jesuses
> coming back from
> the dead?
<snipped blasphemy>

Stang has corrupted the youths of America!:-( They know not what they
do, Father!

<chessucat twitches>

Before I became a Chrisrtian, Christians used to say to me, among
many other things, "Only Jesus resurrected from the dead". Then I would
say to them, "No! Many people are known to have resurrected in
Transylvania. Dracula resurrected from the dead."
This wasn't Vlad Tepes Dracula. It was his little known brother
Radu Dracula. Radu just stayed in the background, as a recluse, and
studied the old books that had been taken from the ancient archives of
the Scholamanca, an ancient Szekely mystery college.
You will find an account of these old books given in the post in
here "Insinuations".
Radu was said to have liked to eat peasant girls for dinner.
Perhaps Radu's involvement with the secret knowledge he induged in was
why he is so little known here behind the "Plastic Curtain".
But, certainly, Jesus did resurrect; and, He was most graceful
about it.

On Sat, 03 May 2008 07:45:43 -0400, Miguel Alberto wrote:

> Before I became a Chrisrtian, Christians used to say to me, among many
> other things, "Only Jesus resurrected from the dead". Then I would say
> to them, "No! Many people are known to have resurrected in Transylvania.
> Dracula resurrected from the dead."
> This wasn't Vlad Tepes Dracula. It was his little known brother
> Radu Dracula. Radu just stayed in the background, as a recluse, and
> studied the old books that had been taken from the ancient archives of
> the Scholamanca, an ancient Szekely mystery college.
> You will find an account of these old books given in the post in
> here "Insinuations".
> Radu was said to have liked to eat peasant girls for dinner.
> Perhaps Radu's involvement with the secret knowledge he induged in was
> why he is so little known here behind the "Plastic Curtain".
> But, certainly, Jesus did resurrect; and, He was most graceful
> about it.

Various Zen masters resurrected to re-assure their grieving disciples.