Down from the mountain
as tablets
A relic older than the grail
Precious and guarded
as holy
Somewhat and somehow
a fail
When did It happen
I can't say
Will it ever be right?
Stone, paper, and/or gold
drinkin blood and eating body
Of Christ
Are we so horribly broken
so miserably been misled
We can't tell for ourselves
right from wrong
Words spoken by god
passed to man
Miswritten and maybe
misread
Jun 17, 2018
Jun 17, 2018 at 10:42 PM UTC
Down from the mountain
as tablets
A relic older than the grail
Precious and guarded
as holy
Somewhat and somehow
a fail
When did It happen
I can't say
Will it ever be right?
Stone, paper, and/or gold
drinkin blood and eating body
Of Christ
Are we so horribly broken
so miserably been misled
We can't tell for ourselves
right from wrong
Words spoken by god
passed to man
Miswritten and maybe
misread
I don't know about you, but the last thing in the world I will ever trust is the word of a holy man, who says god told him anything :/
Hmmm, I'm understanding why this is trending, and I must apologize, the title was not meant to make people grasp at the straw of godliness, but to question why man is a likely receiver, of anything divine.
That they wouldn't pollute with greed avarice and self-serving messages.
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