Black Pastors

by samuel   May 23, 2005


This is a black country,
Many souls are black with the soil;
Their soles march the dust
But their hearts are even dustier.
There is struggling for everything;
In the church the pastor
Encourages the congregation
To give to the Lord cheerfully;
They eat the fat of the people
And the lean is reserved for the
Workers in the pews;
They say that to him who has
More is given
But from him who has not
Even the little he does is
Taken away -
By the pastors I suppose?

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  • 18 years ago

    by Robie Lincer

    It wasnt that good 3/5

  • 19 years ago

    by Robert

    I think this was kind of a cheat. The way I see it is there could be alot more said but you choose the easy way out. I like the message but I feel it could be longer with alot more thought into it. Thats why I think I was cheated oh well good write. If you could gaze at my featured poems it would mean alot to me thanks please comment and vote too...