Seraphim as Seamtresses

Modern poetry modern verse contemporary poetry contemporary verse modern poem contemporary poem

“The angels of the inmost heaven are not clothed.” ~ Emmanuel Swedenborg

What kinds of clothes do angels make for those

Who choose to wear them?…  maybe monkish robes

Of brown, coarse cloth and other types of prose

For minds with frills on sacks about the globes

In hairy sacks for spewing semen crimes,

Of rape and buggery.  Those angels make

Devices holding in the virgin slimes

Of chastity before those holes meet sheik.

At times the heavenly hosts stitch silk for head

Of pope or sleeves for poetry called “bride.”

At times angelic fingers wield the thread

Of see-through gold for ribbons saints have tied.

  The fallen angels make some condoms’ holes

    For men to use on their intruding poles.