Christian Sorrow
- Forbidden Sight Continued
Christian Sorrow - killed by religion
Our spirit to fight for one another has been
killed by religion.
Our heart to truly love one another and accept
our common human flaws has been perverted with
egocentric “reasoning”.
It’s like the whole crazy world is talking at
the same time and no one is listening.
We all think we’re right…we all think we found
truth…we all think we’re somehow ahead of the
pitifully confusing game of life, but no one is.
Christians stand in their holy stances and bank
truth on interpretation and “faith”…on
conclusion that it is evil to go against or
debate…even challenge, even though in all truth
it is inconclusive belief.
But I challenge it when I say so passionately:
oh my gosh, nobody truly knows!
How easy to offer such reasoning as “belief” or
“non-belief” and how wonderfully blinding it is
to say one should never question God.
I’m broken…I’m angry and I’m tired of
manipulative, fearful religious crap.
I could cry for the hate and division it brings.
I could cry for the ropes it’s placed around
me…these ropes that still threaten to burn me if
I move wrong or twist right.
Christian Sorrow - Illusive Emotion
I don’t know if I will ever find peace again.
You see, religion is twisting my arm…and my mind
is trying to kill religion. I see an epic
battle that will never end…for my arm is made of
persistently stubborn steel and my mind is made
of for-thought “truth” and “no’s” that will not
die, prodded nightly with fear of un-worldly
wrath.
Emotion is transported within an elusive and
deceiving system within us. So operated by
it, how do we ever move beyond its’ consistently
changing grasp?
It’s like a wild stallion that we all seek to
bridal, master and will to break but never do.
It is the monster and power behind our beliefs
and notions. It is the conviction and
truth of our minds and hearts. It is the
grandest of illusions.
Wake up and feel and accept what your eyes truly
see.
Our interpretation is entirely; most endlessly
overrated…don’t we know that by now?
Are we all so naive? Shall we remain so
blind forever?
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