Wasting Your Time in Hell

Cedrick

You were given the gift of life.

No debt to pay,

All endowed on the cross.

But you've bartered it for the fleeting thrills.

of the worldly frills.

 

Child, why wander for such empty glories

That sweeten by the day,

and fade in the night.

When an alcazar await, not far away

Carved with divinely hands

Yet you let your soul ebb

 

Beware,

To be swallowed by the eternal perditious fires,

Is to trespass,

You don't belong there.

  • Author: Cesuke (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: July 8th, 2025 14:39
  • Category: Reflection
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  • sorenbarrett

    Admonitions that this person does not belong in the place they are choosing that they are better than that. Nicely written

  • Poetic Licence

    A write of someones current actions and behaviour resulting in them being in a place they shouldn't be, as they could do so much better, nicely expressed and written



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