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Sunkissed
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0 posted 2003-03-07 07:35 AM




clear my place within this swill
so I might build my dreams
help me live in ignorance
where "I" will reign as queen
blind my mind to any truth
for fiction's always best
I long to be an unbeliever
just like all the rest
rape me with distractions
dull my mind to peace
arouse my base attractions
let common sense decrease
I'll opt for the illusion
of a better place
& never put stock in it 'cause
I'm for the human race
Though facts exist that we
destroy whatever we may touch
I'll still believe in my own
dream- the facts don't matter
much
though news may offer little hope
for a dying world
I'll sit by watching idly and
await my dream's unfurl
the swill keeps rising higher
it's hard to see the light
but I'll learn to love the
darkness like a creature of
the night
despite the promises it's
clear that we do or die
since lives aren't worth much
anymore
let's numb ourselves with lies:

no more war, bombs, negatives
no hunger, greed, or sedatives
no uppers, downers, inbetweens
no child molesters that we've
seen, no aids, no killing,
nor disease, no anything we
cannot ease
we are humans after all!
& there the pride goes 'fore
the fall...

Heaven knocks on no man's door
just suffering & death
he'd comes to claim us one by one
'til not a soul is left
& tell me when you get your wings
like those who've gone before
who did their dirty little things
yet always hoped for more
is there no payment for the sins
if I'm to fly away
to the master's loving arms?
he's that easy to persuade?
what an idiot god must be
forgiving any crime
mass murderers, rapists,
evil beings who practice
all the time
on bended knee one simple
prayer can cure world's
terminal ills?  
yet humans punish harshly,
life's such a bitter pill

for the hopeless...


I've found my place within this swill
to do just as I please
if we keep our blinders on
perhaps we'll share the dream


Sunkissed.

[This message has been edited by Sunkissed (03-07-2003 07:37 AM).]

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Cpat Hair
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1 posted 2003-03-07 07:40 AM


powerful stuff... well done..

very nice


regards2you
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2 posted 2003-03-07 07:41 AM



Love this!


BTW:  (And, no, He is NOT that easy to persuade, in fact, He cannot be persuaded, at all).


Hugs, Pat

..without surrender, be on good terms with all persons..
        "Desiderata"

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3 posted 2003-03-07 07:42 AM


Well written, thanks for sharing
inkedgoddess
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4 posted 2003-03-07 07:55 AM




im one living with blinders on......
rather see the castles in the sky, than touch down to the crap most days,
tho some day i can be deluded, ill choose it over the pain most days.
very spiritual and thoughtful poem

Sunkissed
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5 posted 2003-03-07 09:48 AM


Thank you Captain for taking the time to read and comment.

Thank you Pat. This was my sarcastic view of how small the world makes the True God.

Marshalzu, I'm glad you like the poem.

InkedGoddess, thank you for reading and the thoughts.


Sunkissed.

Pilgrimage
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6 posted 2003-03-10 10:14 PM


Hi, Sunkissed. I love the word and rhyme-play. Well written and thought out too.

Nan (Pilgrim variety)

sea_of_okc
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7 posted 2003-03-10 11:13 PM


It is exactly so
For man is his own god
Free to mete out justice
With an iron rod

To force his will on nature
To do what he may please
Every lust he may feel
His greed he may appease

At his own grave peril
Does mankind act this way
On the day of reckoning
Most surely he shall pay


I loved this piece and agree completely with your point. Keep on posting!

RSWells
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8 posted 2003-03-11 12:21 PM


I suppose it's necessary that faith be blind. I certainly trust no human with the answers. Enjoyed.
BluesSerenade
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9 posted 2003-03-12 12:09 PM


Sad state we're in when it comes to rose colored blinders.  
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