It was Truth that twisted faith, not youth, devouring like a Wraith feeding on my soul. Loved ones pleading for control say It bore a hole. So I rush to stop their bleeding.
It was Fact that found no difference, no difference between the Muslim, Jew or Gentile. It was the Wraith that found no reason to believe I had the Truth.
It was my youth that made them scoff, scold and scream, and it was this screaming that led me, dreaming of the Wraith. Why scream if you’re so right? So sure?
When the Wraith was finished, faith a twisted carcass, the scoffs and screams turned to pleading for my soul. They fear hell awaits me, so it breaks their hearts to know.
I rush to stop their bleeding, pleading to ease the suffering caused by what disgusts me most, an imaginary host who brings on so much fear, demanding the title “God”.
It was Truth that twisted faith, not youth, devouring like a Wraith feeding on my soul. Loved ones pleading for control say It bore a hole. So I rush to stop their bleeding.
A poem about religion, and the argument from authority... Work in progress, want to get the rhyme scheme about the same for each stanza.