Today, I bled a little more.
Tomorrow I'll likely bleed again.
Such is the daily living chore
that life has become.
Such is the roaring brand
of a fear of being done.
But what's to fear, I wonder?
Should I fear what's yet to come?
If I died tomorrow, I would go, I think, like all.
I would walk in Heaven's winding hall, or burn in pits below.
It matters little, if one is asked to be the avatar
of all that scriptures blithely claim;
A life well lived is a reward well bought, but what eternity can match a gift
so pure profane?
How can I be called to wrong?
How can I be ****** to Hell?
If mortal sin is so ephemeral as an errant, earnest thought?
Was Faust so very wrong to sell
something so heavy and cheaply bought?
Aug 17, 2014
Aug 17, 2014 at 2:14 AM UTC
Today, I bled a little more.
Tomorrow I'll likely bleed again.
Such is the daily living chore
that life has become.
Such is the roaring brand
of a fear of being done.
But what's to fear, I wonder?
Should I fear what's yet to come?
If I died tomorrow, I would go, I think, like all.
I would walk in Heaven's winding hall, or burn in pits below.
It matters little, if one is asked to be the avatar
of all that scriptures blithely claim;
A life well lived is a reward well bought, but what eternity can match a gift
so pure profane?
How can I be called to wrong?
How can I be ****** to Hell?
If mortal sin is so ephemeral as an errant, earnest thought?
Was Faust so very wrong to sell
something so heavy and cheaply bought?
