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Thoughts
I listen to
The gentle rain
It helps
Keep me saneI lay
In bed
And rest
My sleepy headThe spirits
Bother me
I yearn
To be freeSatan is
A defeated foe
The gospel
We must sowDemons
Oppress me
But Christ
Set me freeSin no longer
Defines me
From it
I will fleeMy sinful flesh
I must mortify
The Holy Spirit
Will sanctifyby Zachary Uram
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My Day
I was walking
Down the street
Overwhelmed by anxiety
It was a great featI saw a woman
On the dole
She had a demon
In her soulI laughed
Like a maniac
Sadly I have
A bad backI farted on
The mailman’s face
He thought it was
A disgraceToday I am
Half sane
I have a
Defective brainby Zachary Uram
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I’m Exalted
I am a traveler
Of time and space
I’m the elite
Of the human raceChosen by God
I’m one of the elect
I’m a soul
He did selectI’m God’s
Visionary
I receive visions
They are not contraryChrist appeared to me
His radiance filled the room
He anointed me as a high priest
Yes, it was He from Mary’s wombChrist also
Ordained me as a pastor
Many tomes of theology
I did masterAccusers of the brethren
Mock me viciously
But I’ll have the last laugh
As they burn for an eternityby Zachary Uram
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Gunslinger
It’s high noon
The sun is
Blazing
It’s reflecting
Off of the
Sherif’spistol
A six-shooter
He slowly walks
To the center
Of town
There he stood
Beads of
Perspiration
Streamed down
His
Weather worn
Face
Suddenly
Two desperados
Came out
Of the saloon
They walk out
To the middle
Of the dusty
Street
Directly
Opposing
The sheriff
A showdown
Has begun
Their fingers
Twitch
As they reach
For their
Pistols
Time seems to
Stand still
The sheriff
Shoots first
He was
A fraction
Of a second
Faster
The two
Desperados
Collapse
To the ground
Each with a
Bullet
In their
Hearts
Such is life
In the
Wild Westby Zachary Uram
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The Heart of Darkness
I’m a
Missionary
I share
The gospel
In the heart
Of darkness
Africa
Tribes
Were constantly
Warring
Famine was
Widespread
Paganism
Pervaded
The dark
Continent
There was
No technology
No schools
No hospitals
No businesses
No fields
Of knowledge
They were
An uneducated
And simple
Minded people
Wholly ignorant
Thank God
Many came out
Of the darkness
And into
The Light
Of Christ
After many
Decades
Africa
Now boasts
Over 734
Million
Christians
The seeds
Of faith
Planted by
The faithful
Missionaries
Grew into
Mighty treesby Zachary Uram
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My Fractured Mind
Today, I feel insane
I have a defective brainI have racing thoughts
My mind is out of sortsSpirits I hear
They cause me to fearDemons come into my room
I have a foreboding sense of doomI feel like a sloth
I watch a lone mothI have many a dissociative event
My sanity is spentHallucinations, I have galore
They are hard to ignoreI deal with many a delusion
It causes me confusionI take my medication
It doesn’t cause elationI will suffer all my life
Mental illness causes much strifeby Zachary Uram
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Deus Vult

I am a Knight Templar
The Saracens I shall devourI ride my white steed
It’s a wonderful breedThe Holy Land we shall retake
It is war we makeI have an army of fifty million
We shall destroy every villainI give the word to launch the nukes
It is God who rebukesThe enemy is utterly defeated
They are coldheartedFinally, Jerusalem is Christian once more
We defeated the Satanic WhoreGod was on our side
To victory we did rideby Zachary Uram
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My Journey With Mental Illness
I feel
Rather morose
I desperately need
Another doseI take several
Psychotropic drugs
They make me feel
Like a bunch of slugsOne nasty side effect
Is insomnia at night
I can’t sleep
The darkness is a frightI lie in bed like a
Beached whale
Who will save me
From my sad taleAll hope
Is not lost
Christ paid in blood
What my salvation did costThe Holy Spirit
Regenerated me
I am now spiritually alive
Finally, truly freeby Zachary Uram
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My Life
I am feeling
Rather dour
My disposition
Is sourI feel
Very sullen
Depression hit me
All of a suddenI am lying
In bed
I am fatigued
Feeling dreadI long
To laugh and play
But there’ll be
None of that todayI can
Barely move
I pray
That I can improveI deal with
Psychosis
As well as
NeurosisI have delusions
Every day
They won’t
Go awayI frequently
Hallucinate
Having mental illnesses
Aren’t greatby Zachary Uram
(C) 2025 -
The 7 Last Sayings of Christ on The Cross
The seven last sayings of Christ from the cross are:
“Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do.” (Luke 23:34)
Even though the Roman authorities brutally tortured Christ and hung Him on the cross, He knew they were acting in ignorance.
“Today you will be with me in paradise.” (Luke 23:43)
Jesus said this to one of the two other men who were being executed with Him. The penitent thief repented and believed Christ was the promised Messiah. He was granted repentance and faith. He was not baptized, yet Christ assured the man that today he would be in heaven with Christ. This clearly shows that we are saved by God’s unmerited sovereign grace alone, and we’re justified by faith alone.
“Woman, behold your son!” (John 19:26-27)
Here, Jesus commends His mother, Mary, to the Apostle John. He is entrusting her care and safety to John. After Jesus’ death and resurrection, it’s believed John and Mary traveled to Ephesus.
“My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?” (Matthew 27:46)
In anguish on the cross, Christ experienced separation from God the Father, as He experienced God the Father’s wrath. He was separated in His humanity, not in His
divinity.“I thirst!” (John 19:28)
Jesus is very thirsty. The Romans gave him gall to drink, but Jesus spat it out.
“It is finished!” (John 19:30)
With this, the Old Covenant has now passed away. The New Covenant is now in effect. Man was not reconciled with God. Jesus paid the price of our salvation with His own blood. He was the sinless Lamb of God. Also, it has layers of meaning. One layer is that Christ fulfilled His role as the suffering Messiah. He came for fellow Jews, and His earthly mission was fulfilled. Another meaning is that the Gentiles’ salvation was now operative. They are grafted into the tree of faith, metaphorically speaking.
“Father, into your hands I commit my spirit.” (Luke 23:46)
Many Christians don’t know this. But Jesus did not die directly from His crucifixion. He willingly committed His Spirit to God the Father.