Some saw him as compassionate A man of the cloth Caring with tenderness his sheep But I did not . For me I saw an ego unsatisfied by A childhood of expectation Grown forgetful of his profession By the unforgiving pull of disappointment Such was his striving that nothing stood In its way. Not the virtues of religion or occupation Laid them all down for another mark On his cap, a token of goodness in the community. But I could see the transparency of his gaze. And never turned away. But he sank in his cowardice of deceit.