Centurion Verse Code

By Charles E. Miller

ATTENTION!I have secured these decoded hymns for your self-protection & your guidance in the field of combat against the adversary. Study them well, well for your protection & batte confidence. Remember: these songs of grace & and mercy are from my Commander, my Lord in the field of engagement. Treat these simple songs as rules of engagement with the enemy who is
all about you. I shall return . . .

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris US
• Release date: Dec 21, 2011
• ISBN: 9781469138008

Charles E. Miller

Charles E. Miller graduated from Stanford University with a degree in English, studying at the late Wallace Stegner’s Creative Writing Center. He believes that literature is the most comprehensive, profound, and mysterious voice of people living their lives. Great creative literature presents multifaceted human problems, failures, and victories.

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Copyright © 2011 by Charles E. Miller.

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The Motifs

Wisdom Of The Poor

Liberty For Sale

Profit Is",What?

Wagon Wheels

Rocking Chair

Winds Of Mercy

Laughter Is Madness

Richess And Honor Curse

Crossing The Ice Floes

Perfection Merits Inspection

A Curse Travels By Bird

Paywhatthouowest

Davy, The Timberjack

The Slow And Tidy Dismay

The Eagle’s Nest

Thesis And Antithesis

The Liar With Thorns

The Frauulent Pleading

Consult Thy Compass

As One Fool After Another

Slow To Avenge

Chance Is The Law

Conscience And Courage Are Twain

Dost Quiet A Snarling Dog?

Deius Humanus

Yield Not To This Power

The Deceptive Nut

Pot Without A Bottom

Red Saffron

A Soft Word Sufficeth

Consider Thy Years

Wisdom Is Protection

Toil Not For The Wind

Why Trouble Ye?

Split Of The Axe

Left Sandal On Right Foot

Tinkling Of Brass

Blatlher Skyte

Deceit Revealed

God Of Sorrow

Change… But To What?

The Shallow Dishes

Forgiveness A Sham

Consequences Of Surrender

Follow Not

Observe The Ant, My Son

Chose Ye This Day

God Of Our Fathers

Retreat Is A Tacti C

The Fool’s Tryst

Grace Is Sufficient

In Providence We Walk

I ’Scaped

The Roof Sitter

Honest Words

Assembly Of The Dead

Journeys To Claim

A Motley Garb

They Could Not Decide

Hoax Of Globalwarming

Dark Valley

The Choice Is Thine

Examine The Law

Chimerical Hope

Hope Made Dread

ATTENTION!—I have secured these decoded hymns for your self-protection & your guidance in the field of combat against the adversary. Study them well, well for your protection & batte confidence. Remember: these songs of grace & and mercy are from my Commander, my Lord in the field of engagement. Treat these simple songs as rules of engagement with the enemy who is all about you. I shall return…

Centurion. Cmdr/

WISDOM OF THE POOR

Why ought wisdom of th’ poor be despised?

Not empowered by gold or pride besides?

Its source is poverty, not power of whistle

Its beggar’s wisdom as humility’s thistle,

Thus the rich doth despise a poor man’s wit

He turneth his heart to a fool’s bargain chit.

The poor man begs to counsel at all.

He he puffs the Jingly’s obsequeous gall.

Wisdom be assessed by gain in th’ test,

Condemning men’s reason to enter truth’s quest.

Give me is the plea of the poor man’ gall;

I have aplenty summons out the rich’s vault.

Men eschew drab poverty for stuffs choice,

They discard and depisethe’" heggar’s voice.

Richess gives the shaft to th’ downer’s needs

He escapes the scorn of the beggar’s pleads.

LIBERTY FOR SALE

Taking stonemens bribes his noble oblige slands

This capon of change, gratuitously bought at sale

Cons gulled millions to share his noble slant

Whilest he plays the global currierr lest he fail.

He bruits for’s power, arrogant in the breech

Mistakes he the world’s envy for his edict’s smile

He deems hespreads our wealth mockery in th’