Tuesday, March 12, 2013

Pope-Pickin' Poetry

Tonight's entry will be rather brief, just a couple of quick limericks about Peter's people picking their Pope. Coincidentally, I wrote this at church tonight (while waiting for my mom to finish her play practice) after attending a "So You've Just Been Elected As An Elder In The Church" meeting. Anyway, on with the rhymes...

#1

In Rome, all the Cardinals choose
A new Pope to deal with their issues
And I hope they choose right
Or they might start a fight
Boy, I’m glad I am not in their shoes


#2
Long ago, manly men would all crave
Time to squat by themselves in a cave
They could argue all day
While the smoke puffed away
Kind of like today’s papal conclave

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