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I can't help but notice How much harder The rain hits my face After I've sinned. And if there's a God, He hates me. No prayer can acquit this hatred. There's no hymn to heal my wounds. I'm surprised I haven't burst Into flames yet. They'd probably dump water on me And call it a baptism. Reborn, renewed, refreshed, my child. Who made that water so pure? Who died and put you in charge? Go ahead, Recite your verses and preach your sermons, But the "Body of Christ" Is just a piece of bread.
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Aug 15, 2014
Aug 15, 2014 at 12:15 AM UTC
Resurrection
I can't help but notice How much harder The rain hits my face After I've sinned. And if there's a God, He hates me. No prayer can acquit this hatred. There's no hymn to heal my wounds. I'm surprised I haven't burst Into flames yet. They'd probably dump water on me And call it a baptism. Reborn, renewed, refreshed, my child. Who made that water so pure? Who died and put you in charge? Go ahead, Recite your verses and preach your sermons, But the "Body of Christ" Is just a piece of bread.
This is in no way a poem to offend or disrespect the beliefs/religion of others, just my personal thoughts on the subject; please don't take it that route.
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Aug 15, 2014
Aug 15, 2014 at 12:15 AM UTC
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