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Sell me your God-thing

Sell me your god-thing

That I might contemplate

It’s face

Where is my misplaced

Faith

Along the edges of

My dream-scape reality

I have never found

Any measure of grace

Maybe it has been

Buried along with

The ashes of time

Loan me your Idol

That I might

Worship and bow

While babies and ladies

And toys of my youth

Are mutilated and tossed

aside

where is this prophet

of ages past

where is my lot to be cast

gods and demons and

devils called divas

have all led me astray

sell me your god-thing

your play-thing

your toy

sell me your rosary

his crucifix

your joy

allow me to borrow

your kabbalah

your quran

your bible

your talmud

your kebra negast

give me your god-thing

that I might have peace at last

send with it your

lamentations

your reservations

your contemplations

but keep your wisdom

I have found mine

in the vast

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Written by
nickolas-lawson
American
Published
May 23, 2010
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