I won't believe in it
How could you expect me to
It is convincing, I have to say
In all the things that we must do
But why do I have this inkling
That something is blocking the view
Could it be the politicians
All the convenient words they spew
Or how about the lawyers
Laying the foundations askew
Maybe we could throw in some salesmen
To tally the debt that's due
(Sorry about my sarcasm
Disliking salesmen is my issue)
Nevertheless, I still don't believe
This religion is simply untrue
There are far too many liars
And Truth is not in their purview
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Eugene S. (Pseudonym) (
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devoid of any alignment with your theological points
this was a well written poem
very insightful and your arguments, well articulated
thank you, for choosing to share..
(why not start our own avenue for faith
a pick and mix buffet, devoid of zealotry and lies
we choose, knowingly
eyes - wide: shut! in hope
that we, alone - be the ones to guess write?!)
'Let no one, dictate - Anything, to you
not even, when they poison your waters
to that childhood naivety, you - long
to claim back, and include in your
purview of informed, Awareness...'
Thank you for reading. Just wanted to make a point in an oblique kinda way. There are more religions in this world than ever before. Interesting, if you think about it, considering how agnostic and even atheistic the new generations tend to portray themselves. I'm just a man like all others. Creating religions, nah - no right, but recognizing a religion when I see it... been practicing!
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