The Huge Entity: Mu Haiku: Blasphemy

Mu Haiku: Blasphemy

Wednesday, October 26, 2005 → by Danieru

Mu is a Japanese and Chinese word regarding an absence of/in the negative. When one desires an answer, but your question makes false assumptions, the answer can only be Mu. A radical change of perspective is required before the Mu can be overcome.

With this in mind, and a love for a multiplicity of nonsense, I have spawned the new:

Huge Entity - Mu-Haiku; all the Haiku, Mu-sense.
Today's topic is inspired by the heathenoid Carnival of The Godless campaign... Blasphemy

Mary was easy.
Had Father and Holy Ghost,
The Queen of threesomes

Submit your own blasphemy themed Mu-Haiku in the comments section, and don't worry, we're already guilty in the eyes of the Christian God:

"...whoever blasphemes against the Holy Spirit never has forgiveness, but is guilty of an eternal sin..." Mark 3:29

Mu to that!

Categories: Haiku, Poetry, Mu, Nonsense, Philosophy, Humour, Religion, Christianity, Blasphemy, Meme, Weird

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posted by Danieru at 8:31 AM

Heathen Dan said...

Meh, I am not really artistically inclined, nor have I ever tried writing haikus before. Anyway, here's my very first attempt:

A moment of zen
directs a person to see
that there is no god.

October 25, 2005 11:05 AM

Jennyology said...

lol, wow, you all are so good at sinning...

abortion babies
have no souls, they're just tiny
mistakes left untold

how about a lymeric?

There once was a lady from Eden
so fat the whole land was almost eaten
she listened to a snake
felt the earth quake
and finally found sex, fruit, and freedom

October 25, 2005 2:00 PM