You ask me to wear wings of an angel, if I asked would you wear devils horns
You want me to surrender my pleasures, do you wear a crown of thorns
Your words in stone written, your tongue the finger of God, with it orders spell
You asked me to follow you to heaven would you follow me to hell
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good write, it only asks equality
Thanks Norman for the review and that is exactly the point my friend. I appreciate your read and comment
always most welcome
Come on Soren, please explain - I don't follow your argument.
Enjoy the poetic flow however...
Thanks so much Dave this one came from two things. One the rigid idea of love where people say I love you so much that I would follow you anywhere. But would they? and the second idea that we are arrogant enough to say that we know what is good and what is evil or bad. There may well be a higher order value system for say nature itself and we should not presume that ours is superior. I so appreciate your read and questioning comment my friend
Thanks for that, Soren. If not clear then ask - should lead to more creative conversations than one line affirmations accompanied with a heart.
! find value in your response "There may well be a higher order value system for say nature itself and we should not presume that ours is superior". Wouldn't have obtained that if acceptance and a four word response was the order of the day .
I thank you my friend for asking and welcome your responses, they are highly valued
A most moving and persuasive write Soren๐๐๏ธ
Thank you Cryptic for the read and comment of understanding it is as always appreciated my friend.
Most welcome dear friend๐๏ธ๐
Soren, this really grabbed me. The whole poem builds toward that final question, and it lands with real weight. There's an honesty here that challenges easy assumptions and invites genuine self-examination. Powerful write, my friend. A fave for sure.๐น๐ค๐๐ฏ๏ธ๐ฆโโฌ
Thank you my friend for the read and support so many time we ask people to do something assuming it easy when it is not. So would they do something as difficult for us?
Good write SB.
Thank you Orchi I appreciate your continued support my friend
Great job. Your poem questions the legitimacy of moral demands by using religious imagery and by confronting the peaker with an unspecified authority figure.
What fascinated me most was your poemโs emotional progression. By moving from accusation to challenge, it broadens the conflict beyond personal resentment and transforms it into a universal exploration of sacrifice, authority, and mutual devotion.
Thank you Soheil for the read and comment. Your conceptualization of the write is most appreciated and valued
You are most welcome. Wishing you continued inspiration and many more beautiful writes.
I'm not getting involved with the intellectual conversation
But I am faving this
Excellent
Thank you very much for the review and fave it is appreciated
I'm not getting involved with the intellectual conversation
But I am faving this
Excellent
I will follow you to the end of the earth, but only because I know the earth is round.
Once upon a time when I thought you could fall over the edge of earth, I might have lied a little bit.
Man is a superior being, that's why we kill each other.
Thank you Paul you got the idea. Your read and comment are very much appreciated.
Very emotive words soren showing both sides of the coin of life.
Andy
Thank you so much Andy your words are most appreciated
It's well written. You did a amazing job.
Thank you so much for the read and comment it is most appreciated
You're welcome
hell yeah! this is a bangar! ๐ it appears to me to be someone pointing out hypocrisy...just my inital thought yet of course not the author's meaning
Thanks so much for your read and interpretation they are appreciated and you might well say that it addresses one form of hypocrisy
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