People wonder who is my God a private matter brought to the front with the answers too often thought to be aligned along two fronts either the holy or the ****** these are the choices near at hand I’ll step aside from these paths present my own as consequence
God exists for all to see in the rocks and the trees the sentient that came before and will exist afterward this span defies all attempts even as their ego may desire by mankind to raise themselves above the realm shared by all
creation came from the one a multitude beyond count now the basis of all things forever bonded as a result the before defining now with sanctity as the norm there is no difference to be found if the bits are pulled apart
even while mortal souls attempt to state the good and bad God still stands without regard to dogmatic efforts of the priests they chase after sin of every type each a fault found in themselves treating all with abuses by chasing villains of the mind
the taint of sin is too real though most are confused to the source of this malaise God is still a mystery ask the suffering that persists beneath the symptoms is the cause companion to the ego’s will with agendas few confess
deriving pleasure from the pain explanations spun to impress salvation is a worthy goal if it weren’t needed after all these sad attempts to compress deity into a small book once a reference to be checked now the manual to suffering
into this life we are pressed to reconnect to everything forgotten in the agony relief standing close at hand this is my God that I grasp both myself and much more completeness found outside of tomes connections to the Holy Grail.
The poem “My God” is based on a blog post I wrote in 2007. I shared my relation to deity, with the form having parallels to Abrahamic beliefs. Beyond the broad strokes, I seem to defy the details of their faith.