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I found healing there It's like He was speaking to me in my Walk ‘Chew your gum, girl, For the smells they pump through the pipes is meant to tempt you. Lascivious meats and unholy spices’ So redeem yourself when you stray Gosh, heck it all and **** it But under God, Hell awaits the ****** ‘I am covered by the blood of the lamb So I shall be saved’ Same chapter, different verse I am ****** all the same.
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Sep 5, 2023
Sep 5, 2023 at 3:51 PM UTC
Backward Glances
Sometimes, such as on days like today I sit and I mourn for my long-forgotten faith I miss the certainty of a Most Divine Plan Those self-assured speeches of a holy man Assurances he speaks for the Ordained Track Promises of a Supreme Being who's got my back On these days when I wish, reminisce and long I can't help but wonder where it all went so wrong It's not that I Believe that There Is No God Or even that I am unsure whether to believe or not I don't bother questioning if god is real For there is a bigger issue at play, I feel When I became faithless, it was just in HIS eyes "Faithless" I am not; there's just so much to surmise I have Faith that the sun will warm each new day I have Faith that these heavy clouds will give rain I have Faith in the ground solid on which I stand I have faith; just not Faith in the Words of a Man See, I have come to accept that I soon will die More surely, in fact, than the sun that may rise Any day that sun may not appear That day of darkness that we so fear I accept that any moment May advent my end I accept that there May be a sunrise just round the bend With my flawed, weak powers of human perception Dependent as they are on my senses' inception I cannot Know a god, not many nor One Just as I cannot Know that tomorrow will come Maybe it will, and maybe there is after all, But truly-- who among us can Know anything at all?
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Jun 28, 2022
Jun 28, 2022 at 6:51 PM UTC
the impossibility of Knowing
You are God, you do not exist to me. Are you the god responsible for mur- dering millions of children every year? If you did one thing, you do all things. Take your blame, God. You alone are on trial. / Answer for your sins. Explain your transgre- ssions against humankind. You alone must pay for the pain imposed on this planet. The time for faith has passed, take action now, before you lose your weak hold on my life. / Why did you take my father? My daughter? Give me back my loved ones and I will be- gin to consider my belief again. You who have claimed piety, stand for me and justify my suffering at once! / You are still absent, what demands your at- tention more than this? Are there more pressing concerns in your kingdom of dirt? What is more vital than claiming your forgotten son? I abstain from this myth forever.
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Dec 25, 2018
Dec 25, 2018 at 9:57 PM UTC
"Religion"
I was (am) Brainwashed Conditioned Indoctrinated Into believing in a God that Can’t hear us Into praying to a God that Can’t hear us Into fearing a God that Can’t hear us I find comfort in my conditioned beliefs Like a safety blanket, I find peace I just wonder why God chooses to ignore me (us)
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Dec 19, 2018
Dec 19, 2018 at 9:45 PM UTC
another poem about God
Karmic omissions saturate the spell Of which was deserted eons ago Left overtaken by virulent vines Seething from how the Almighty's sun shines They seek to confront everything they can Within the rhythms of algorithms In a most preposterous way in day For the absolute lack of its match To their steely visions of humdrum So now, it is finally up to us To play the now vacant, coveted *** Our dear God was, before He took the bus
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May 14, 2018
May 14, 2018 at 5:54 AM UTC
The Vacant Title
Camouflage confusion To reduce reduction While your ducks in a row Are the only thing left to go Spiral down the stairwell Denied pleasures in hell Guilt admission is leaking All over the God you're seeking Which does not listen to In a state of you Not verse, not chorus Just a standard torus As we blindly get by Before we forever die
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Mar 10, 2018
Mar 10, 2018 at 2:24 AM UTC
Unanswered
We are all our own God And that is why we Choose to not assign ourselves To any one religion Our bodies are our temples Intended to reconnect us With our innermost pure self And most of us treat them like **** We are all perfect We just need to remember How to better reflect Our holiness As of this moment I swear To love myself fearlessly To eat healthier To breathe deeper To think kinder To drink safer To be authentic I swear to treat myself As though I am God And I swear to respect everyone As though they were God too
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Aug 4, 2017
Aug 4, 2017 at 7:43 PM UTC
A Grand Explanation to Agnosticism
My original spring was wound, Tight as a Swiss watch. The fore-finger and thumb Of the nun turned the crown ***** As only the Sisters could do. Any subject could be converted Into a lesson of the life of Jesus. A plus sign becomes a cross.      *Even Jesus knew the angles      To be a carpenter and Savior,* Grace and Faith kept time. The Sacrements were frequent topics. How many would we receive Between Baptism and Extreme Unction? After Confessions, I once asked, Is it possible to sin between Penance and the curb?      All things are possible with God. You didn't want to die with a blemished soul; Being responsible for more thorns and nails Pounded into the emaciated, pitiful flesh Of the one to emulate, With Grace and Faith. I was fervent in prayer. I wanted to carry the Holy Eucharist To the housebound or hospitalized; Through the throng of thugs Ready to defile the wafer. I was ready to die a martyr, With a benevolent, sober Jesus, Guarding from the clouds, Right hand raised like a Judo chop, Blessing me, preparing me, Protecting me with a corporeal force field. Grace and Faith kept time. I pined to wear the Altar Boy's Cassock, Soutane-like, long and black, Topped with the surplice; To ring the bell, light the incense, Hold the Communion Plate Under Mammy's chin As she knelt in supplication, Before the Madonna, My blessed Mother. Did she envision me as a Jesuit, Tending to the lame lepers In the jungles of Peru and Africa. Me, who issued forth from her. Faith kept time. The dark hour was closing in. The spring was loosening, Unwinding as I relaxed. Marian sat beside me, Thinking of our orders At the drive through. The Nehru-collared clerk Slid the glass window, Listening to our wants. I offered her a napkin To keep the crumbs Of her little black dress.
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Feb 18, 2017
Feb 18, 2017 at 10:15 AM UTC
Original Spring
My original spring was wound, Tight as a Swiss watch. The fore-finger and thumb Of the nun turned the crown ***** As only the Sisters could do. Any subject could be converted Into a lesson of the life of Jesus. A plus sign becomes a cross.      *Even Jesus knew the angles      To be a carpenter and Savior,* Grace and Faith kept time. The Sacrements were frequent topics. How many would we receive Between Baptism and Extreme Unction? After Confessions, I once asked, Is it possible to sin between Penance and the curb?      All things are possible with God. You didn't want to die with a blemished soul; Being responsible for more thorns and nails Pounded into the emaciated, pitiful flesh Of the one to emulate, With Grace and Faith. I was fervent in prayer. I wanted to carry the Holy Eucharist To the housebound or hospitalized; Through the throng of thugs Ready to defile the wafer. I was ready to die a martyr, With a benevolent, sober Jesus, Guarding from the clouds, Right hand raised like a Judo chop, Blessing me, preparing me, Protecting me with a corporeal force field. Grace and Faith kept time. I pined to wear the Altar Boy's Cassock, Soutane-like, long and black, Topped with the surplice; To ring the bell, light the incense, Hold the Communion Plate Under Mammy's chin As she knelt in supplication, Before the Madonna, My blessed Mother. Did she envision me as a Jesuit, Tending to the lame lepers In the jungles of Peru and Africa. Me, who issued forth from her. Faith kept time. The dark hour was closing in. The spring was loosening, Unwinding as I relaxed. Marian sat beside me, Thinking of our orders At the drive through. The Nehru-collared clerk Slid the glass window, Listening to our wants. I offered her a napkin To keep the crumbs Of her little black dress.
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I broke up with God at our favorite eatery in our favorite booth. We settled into familiar creases and asked for the usual. My eyes lazily staring at fingers stirring the straw around the ice cubes, God cautiously spoke up: “Is something wrong?” “Nothing.” (Thinking about the dormant phone concealing behind the lock screen the open Facebook tab lingering over the relationship status section.) They silently mused over the laconic reply, til the waitress showed up with the food. “Thank you!” God blurted with agonizing alacrity. I received the sustenance lifelessly and aimlessly poked at the burgers and fries. The waitress eyed me with vague inquisition, popping a bubble in the gum between big teeth, refilled my water and pirouetted hastily. We ate in ostensible harmony, the silence gripping like a chokehold, the visible anxiety and subdued resolve settling like a stifling blanket over the child waking from a nightmare— Til we couldn’t breathe, and I ripped back the covers and looked into the eyes of my tormentor. “It’s not you, it’s me.” God, taken aback by the curt statement, dropped their burger with shaking hands, silently begging with wetting eyes a greater explanation. So I elaborated: “It’s not you, it’s me. For your immaculate conception was created by human hands, your adages rendered obsolete by human words, your purpose and plan for us distorted by human nature— I cannot hate myself any longer. I cannot pretend to know you at all. Who my mother and father say you are is not who my friends think you are, nor my teachers, my pastor, the president, Stephen Hawking, Muhammed, the KKK, Buddha, the Westboro Baptist Church, Walt Whitman, Derek Zanetti, ****** and Billy Graham. I am told you care who I bring into bed (and when), and what movies I watch, and what music I listen to— I have not heard what you say about child soldiers, the use of mosquitos, or the increased destruction of the earth which you proudly proclaimed your creation, or the poverty and disease and famine which has ridden so many of your children—” God interjected, “But you’re chosen!” I snorted, “You say I’m chosen to spend eternity with you— why me? Why’d you pick me among thousands, millions, billions? I’ve been told I’m ‘chosen’ since birth by others like me— those with fair complexion, blue eyes, blonde hair, a firm overt ****** attraction towards women, and a great big house with immaculate white fences delineating their Jericho. I’ve already fabricated eternity here among the other ‘chosen’ and there is a world of suffering right outside the fence and I see them through the window of my bedroom every day. Am I chosen, if I don’t vote Republican Am I chosen if I am Pro-Choice Am I chosen if I cohabitate with my girlfriend Am I chosen if I never have kids Am I chosen if I say ‘Happy Holidays’ Am I chosen if I don’t want public prayer in schools Am I chosen if I don’t want a Christian nation Am I chosen if I don’t repost you on my wall or retweet your adages? I’m tired being the ubermensch, for it has not brought me happiness and I blame you. I will not ignore the cries of the suffering believing it is I who is destined to live in bliss. I will not buy Joel Osteen’s autobiography(ies). I will not tithe you my money for a megachurch when another homeless shelter closes down. I will not tell a woman what to do with her body, or a man that he is a man if they say they are not. I am neither Jew nor Gentile, and I will stand with my brothers and sisters of Faith and Faithlessness, Gay and Straight, Black and White, and apart from these extremes free from absolutes the ambiguous, amorphous nature of Humankind which I praise. There is much pain and suffering in this world, potentially preventable, but hardly can I believe it’s part of your plan to save me. I will not be saved if we are not all saved— not one will burn for my divinity. The gates will be open to all— and perhaps you believe that too, but I’ve gotten you all wrong and that cannot change, as long as there is mortality, and corruption, and power, and lust, and greed.” God whined, growing bellicose, “It is through me that you will find eternity, I am the one true god! I am the God of your fallen ancestors, it is because you have fallen short that you need me!” I replied, growing in confidence, “We have all fallen short, yes, but we are also magnificent. We have evolved, we have created, we have adapted, we have survived. We have built empires, and we have destroyed them. We have cured diseases, and we have created them. We have done much in your name. We’ve done good, and we’ve done evil— And unfortunately it’s all about who you ask. Your name is a burden on the oppressed and a weapon of the oppressor. You are abusive, God. You tell me you are jealous. You tell me apart from you I will suffer for an eternity. I’m scared to die, yet want to die, because of you. You have made life a waiting room that is now my purgatory. It is Hell On Earth. So you see, it’s not you, it’s me— a mere mortal who has tried to put a face to eternity and it has left me empty. And also, it’s me, for I have learned to love me, as I have expelled your self-loathing imbibition, and the deleterious zeal I have proclaimed through ceaseless trepidation and self-flagellation— I have learned to love me by realizing I am not inherently evil, that my body is not evil, that my mind is not evil, and, ultimately, that there is no good and there is no evil. My body is beautiful, my mind is beautiful, this world is beautiful, and we are destroying it waiting for you to claim us. I leave you in hopes to see you again one day, and perhaps you will look different than I have perceived or imagined, and in fact I certainly hope so.” Just then the waitress strolled back up with a servile smile: “Dessert?” “No, thank you,” I smiled politely. And with that, I paid the check, and took a to-go box— walked out into the evening rain to my car, put on a secular song that meant something real to me and drove off into the night— feeling for the first time free and alive.
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Jan 30, 2017
Jan 30, 2017 at 1:03 PM UTC
Breaking up with God
I broke up with God at our favorite eatery in our favorite booth. We settled into familiar creases and asked for the usual. My eyes lazily staring at fingers stirring the straw around the ice cubes, God cautiously spoke up: “Is something wrong?” “Nothing.” (Thinking about the dormant phone concealing behind the lock screen the open Facebook tab lingering over the relationship status section.) They silently mused over the laconic reply, til the waitress showed up with the food. “Thank you!” God blurted with agonizing alacrity. I received the sustenance lifelessly and aimlessly poked at the burgers and fries. The waitress eyed me with vague inquisition, popping a bubble in the gum between big teeth, refilled my water and pirouetted hastily. We ate in ostensible harmony, the silence gripping like a chokehold, the visible anxiety and subdued resolve settling like a stifling blanket over the child waking from a nightmare— Til we couldn’t breathe, and I ripped back the covers and looked into the eyes of my tormentor. “It’s not you, it’s me.” God, taken aback by the curt statement, dropped their burger with shaking hands, silently begging with wetting eyes a greater explanation. So I elaborated: “It’s not you, it’s me. For your immaculate conception was created by human hands, your adages rendered obsolete by human words, your purpose and plan for us distorted by human nature— I cannot hate myself any longer. I cannot pretend to know you at all. Who my mother and father say you are is not who my friends think you are, nor my teachers, my pastor, the president, Stephen Hawking, Muhammed, the KKK, Buddha, the Westboro Baptist Church, Walt Whitman, Derek Zanetti, ****** and Billy Graham. I am told you care who I bring into bed (and when), and what movies I watch, and what music I listen to— I have not heard what you say about child soldiers, the use of mosquitos, or the increased destruction of the earth which you proudly proclaimed your creation, or the poverty and disease and famine which has ridden so many of your children—” God interjected, “But you’re chosen!” I snorted, “You say I’m chosen to spend eternity with you— why me? Why’d you pick me among thousands, millions, billions? I’ve been told I’m ‘chosen’ since birth by others like me— those with fair complexion, blue eyes, blonde hair, a firm overt ****** attraction towards women, and a great big house with immaculate white fences delineating their Jericho. I’ve already fabricated eternity here among the other ‘chosen’ and there is a world of suffering right outside the fence and I see them through the window of my bedroom every day. Am I chosen, if I don’t vote Republican Am I chosen if I am Pro-Choice Am I chosen if I cohabitate with my girlfriend Am I chosen if I never have kids Am I chosen if I say ‘Happy Holidays’ Am I chosen if I don’t want public prayer in schools Am I chosen if I don’t want a Christian nation Am I chosen if I don’t repost you on my wall or retweet your adages? I’m tired being the ubermensch, for it has not brought me happiness and I blame you. I will not ignore the cries of the suffering believing it is I who is destined to live in bliss. I will not buy Joel Osteen’s autobiography(ies). I will not tithe you my money for a megachurch when another homeless shelter closes down. I will not tell a woman what to do with her body, or a man that he is a man if they say they are not. I am neither Jew nor Gentile, and I will stand with my brothers and sisters of Faith and Faithlessness, Gay and Straight, Black and White, and apart from these extremes free from absolutes the ambiguous, amorphous nature of Humankind which I praise. There is much pain and suffering in this world, potentially preventable, but hardly can I believe it’s part of your plan to save me. I will not be saved if we are not all saved— not one will burn for my divinity. The gates will be open to all— and perhaps you believe that too, but I’ve gotten you all wrong and that cannot change, as long as there is mortality, and corruption, and power, and lust, and greed.” God whined, growing bellicose, “It is through me that you will find eternity, I am the one true god! I am the God of your fallen ancestors, it is because you have fallen short that you need me!” I replied, growing in confidence, “We have all fallen short, yes, but we are also magnificent. We have evolved, we have created, we have adapted, we have survived. We have built empires, and we have destroyed them. We have cured diseases, and we have created them. We have done much in your name. We’ve done good, and we’ve done evil— And unfortunately it’s all about who you ask. Your name is a burden on the oppressed and a weapon of the oppressor. You are abusive, God. You tell me you are jealous. You tell me apart from you I will suffer for an eternity. I’m scared to die, yet want to die, because of you. You have made life a waiting room that is now my purgatory. It is Hell On Earth. So you see, it’s not you, it’s me— a mere mortal who has tried to put a face to eternity and it has left me empty. And also, it’s me, for I have learned to love me, as I have expelled your self-loathing imbibition, and the deleterious zeal I have proclaimed through ceaseless trepidation and self-flagellation— I have learned to love me by realizing I am not inherently evil, that my body is not evil, that my mind is not evil, and, ultimately, that there is no good and there is no evil. My body is beautiful, my mind is beautiful, this world is beautiful, and we are destroying it waiting for you to claim us. I leave you in hopes to see you again one day, and perhaps you will look different than I have perceived or imagined, and in fact I certainly hope so.” Just then the waitress strolled back up with a servile smile: “Dessert?” “No, thank you,” I smiled politely. And with that, I paid the check, and took a to-go box— walked out into the evening rain to my car, put on a secular song that meant something real to me and drove off into the night— feeling for the first time free and alive.
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I found religion at the bottom of a cereal box and ended up saving it in my pocket for awhile, spending my sundays beside spiritual cannibals speaking of the Supergalactic and eating on the good word while waiting for the Hand of god or so-called Miracles; only recently have I discovered the sacrosanctity of the seed, the egg, the space between matryoshka dolls, the amoeba before it splits or the amoeba afterwards, baby teeth and graduates, letters stuffed in pen tips in hands of poets kneeling with the armless, contrapposto women waiting inside blocks of marble and boiling pots of Hellenic brass worshiping in the house of the hesitant spring crawling from the earth’s core on stolen time; I say a heretic’s “Amen” to the parting of lips, the movement of breath, all werewolves on the half-moon and the moon before the harvest, bless the ant hills full of false gods that band together in the symphony of the subatomic and glory be to the Truth! the only truth, that just as all things die in the end, so too are all things born at the beginning, a fact lost on all those preaching sacred scriptures in the dead language of the Impossibly Huge.
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Jul 10, 2016
Jul 10, 2016 at 12:17 AM UTC
Little Big Bang
Is it real to you? Sitting there with a set jaw and intense stare I know you are a logical person Could such a story ring true in such a brilliant mind? A God who sent himself to die for the creation he made As a part of his own plan to glorify himself To show the love he has for his "sons and daughters" Despite this love He continues to send people like me And people who are ten times the human I will ever be To burn in hell For eternity
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Dec 25, 2015
Dec 25, 2015 at 1:46 AM UTC
How do you believe?
We paint our lives on color film Absorbing familiar reflection And we watch as we live So little in color film We love, we **** We bleed, we die Do we think God is watching? Do we think we are the reflection Why are we watching? Mountain sides and Lilly beds Prairies and the mighty ocean Now held in our hands Nobody is there Is anyone here What is everyone watching? Loneliness painted in window sills Plasma radiation gleams on White, pictureless walls Millions Watching sunsets And passions flame Lust pervert Warm golden skin Radiates tangerine And the lonely feel Vicarity Painting red On Blank slates And fill with vacant desire Million of on lookers Alone, watching Watching the world burn Watching mothers cry Watching beaches sludge Watching deserts snow Watching brave children die Watching brothers betray Watching love fail Watching countries fall Watching debts paid Millions of miles of tapes and bits Project a millions of protestant cries Endlessly, eternally Do we think God is watching? Do we think? While we're watching Bathing in radiation Children don't know how to read Live their lives on A television screen A whole generation Living vicariously Do we think? Millions of gray souls And avid voters Watch angry men spout nostalgic redirect Watch their children live their lives Watch game shows and advertisements Watch the six o' clock news Watch police shoot children in the street A million beautiful, lonely people Watch red carpet vanity Watch million dollar celebrity parties Watch the American dream lash the Backs of the fuedal and disenfranchised Watch depraved souls sacrifice self For the company of fame Meanwhile children don't read Do we think? A thought original Is there any thing left to believe Everyone so sure there's nothing they haven't seen Nobody leaves their house Nobody can bear to read Just watch the world slip into insanity Ignorance is the greatest weapon Yet all I see is guns blazing 80 billion dollars to dry the desert Not a one for education American families gather Around their TV screens They can't stop watching They're afraid of what they see Do they think God is watching? I hope God isn't watching
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Dec 17, 2015
Dec 17, 2015 at 5:09 AM UTC
Do We Think
We paint our lives on color film Absorbing familiar reflection And we watch as we live So little in color film We love, we **** We bleed, we die Do we think God is watching? Do we think we are the reflection Why are we watching? Mountain sides and Lilly beds Prairies and the mighty ocean Now held in our hands Nobody is there Is anyone here What is everyone watching? Loneliness painted in window sills Plasma radiation gleams on White, pictureless walls Millions Watching sunsets And passions flame Lust pervert Warm golden skin Radiates tangerine And the lonely feel Vicarity Painting red On Blank slates And fill with vacant desire Million of on lookers Alone, watching Watching the world burn Watching mothers cry Watching beaches sludge Watching deserts snow Watching brave children die Watching brothers betray Watching love fail Watching countries fall Watching debts paid Millions of miles of tapes and bits Project a millions of protestant cries Endlessly, eternally Do we think God is watching? Do we think? While we're watching Bathing in radiation Children don't know how to read Live their lives on A television screen A whole generation Living vicariously Do we think? Millions of gray souls And avid voters Watch angry men spout nostalgic redirect Watch their children live their lives Watch game shows and advertisements Watch the six o' clock news Watch police shoot children in the street A million beautiful, lonely people Watch red carpet vanity Watch million dollar celebrity parties Watch the American dream lash the Backs of the fuedal and disenfranchised Watch depraved souls sacrifice self For the company of fame Meanwhile children don't read Do we think? A thought original Is there any thing left to believe Everyone so sure there's nothing they haven't seen Nobody leaves their house Nobody can bear to read Just watch the world slip into insanity Ignorance is the greatest weapon Yet all I see is guns blazing 80 billion dollars to dry the desert Not a one for education American families gather Around their TV screens They can't stop watching They're afraid of what they see Do they think God is watching? I hope God isn't watching
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GOD is a white guy in his 30’s. GOD wears a royal blue Petsmart hat.  GOD has on a grey, short-sleeve button down shirt with a clip-on i.d. badge. GOD’s i.d. badge contains no letters or numbers, just a picture of GOD wearing an i.d. badge with a picture of GOD wearing an i.d. badge on it, and so on into infinity. GOD has cold sores on the corners of his mouth. GOD wears stone-washed jeans. They’re too short, but they have an elastic waist which is really comfortable, so it kinda makes up for the whole “too short” thing. GOD needs really thick “George H. W. Bush” glasses so he can open the rodent cages at work. GOD grew a mustache to hide the scarring from years of using old crusty disposable razors. GOD wears high-tops from 1998. They’re rather worn, but remarkably clean. GOD knows what to do with his hands, but not so much his fingers. GOD is in her 20’s. GOD is sad sometimes and she doesn’t know why. GOD nods. GOD once proved that the country of France does not exist. The fact that the country of France actually does exist makes the accomplishment that much more astounding! GOD is the dark and terrible Dragoyle! The first and last of his kind! GOD is a vicious, taloned beast born of the boiling pits of Borok-‘Tor! His reptilian wings expand across all of space and time and, with even the most gentle twitch, stir up a dense shear of molten flame scalding the skin of all Creation! GOD’s ancient black-diamond eyes, forged from eons of wrath and pain blast-melted in the great furnace that is his heavy heart, peer only inward, leaving him an uncompromising and limitlessly powerful but ultimately humiliating and repulsively weepy creature! GOD is All and All is king of all of All and all of He! GOD is the Unmirror. GOD is the final mathematic tragedy of what happens when we only ever try. GOD is the ghost of a dead thing that never was. GOD is the shattered, petrified shell of Pandora’s box cast down to the crackled crust of Pan’s windless desert. GOD loves you more than himself because GOD knows you are real. GOD farts on books! GOD sips on soup! GOD is a very serious actor in full make-up and costume doing an intense and superbly crafted representation of God, getting to the heart, the true reality of what it is to be God, the essence of Goddom, but in the end fears losing control and holds back, resulting in not genius but blasphemy! GOD masturbates to the Salt-n-Pepa 'Shoop' video! GOD caught you ************ to the Salt-n-Pepa 'Shoop' video! One time GOD got so drunk he forgot you were in the room! GOD invited you to the event “Max’s Karaoke Birthday Bash”! GOD knows you, but isn’t in know with you! GOD is 8,9,12,5,9,4! GOD is . . . ! -hha-hha- GOD is heard breathing. GOD breathes like you do when you’re asleep. At the start of each breath there is a very poignant yet very subtle lip-smack sound. The breathing is steady, never changing pace. Like that of Darth Vader only intentionally ridiculous. Like that of a ticking metronome only . . .  lifeful, which is a brand new word.
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Aug 30, 2015
Aug 30, 2015 at 1:06 AM UTC
(_____ __:__–__) or Prologue To Genesis
GOD is a white guy in his 30’s. GOD wears a royal blue Petsmart hat.  GOD has on a grey, short-sleeve button down shirt with a clip-on i.d. badge. GOD’s i.d. badge contains no letters or numbers, just a picture of GOD wearing an i.d. badge with a picture of GOD wearing an i.d. badge on it, and so on into infinity. GOD has cold sores on the corners of his mouth. GOD wears stone-washed jeans. They’re too short, but they have an elastic waist which is really comfortable, so it kinda makes up for the whole “too short” thing. GOD needs really thick “George H. W. Bush” glasses so he can open the rodent cages at work. GOD grew a mustache to hide the scarring from years of using old crusty disposable razors. GOD wears high-tops from 1998. They’re rather worn, but remarkably clean. GOD knows what to do with his hands, but not so much his fingers. GOD is in her 20’s. GOD is sad sometimes and she doesn’t know why. GOD nods. GOD once proved that the country of France does not exist. The fact that the country of France actually does exist makes the accomplishment that much more astounding! GOD is the dark and terrible Dragoyle! The first and last of his kind! GOD is a vicious, taloned beast born of the boiling pits of Borok-‘Tor! His reptilian wings expand across all of space and time and, with even the most gentle twitch, stir up a dense shear of molten flame scalding the skin of all Creation! GOD’s ancient black-diamond eyes, forged from eons of wrath and pain blast-melted in the great furnace that is his heavy heart, peer only inward, leaving him an uncompromising and limitlessly powerful but ultimately humiliating and repulsively weepy creature! GOD is All and All is king of all of All and all of He! GOD is the Unmirror. GOD is the final mathematic tragedy of what happens when we only ever try. GOD is the ghost of a dead thing that never was. GOD is the shattered, petrified shell of Pandora’s box cast down to the crackled crust of Pan’s windless desert. GOD loves you more than himself because GOD knows you are real. GOD farts on books! GOD sips on soup! GOD is a very serious actor in full make-up and costume doing an intense and superbly crafted representation of God, getting to the heart, the true reality of what it is to be God, the essence of Goddom, but in the end fears losing control and holds back, resulting in not genius but blasphemy! GOD masturbates to the Salt-n-Pepa 'Shoop' video! GOD caught you ************ to the Salt-n-Pepa 'Shoop' video! One time GOD got so drunk he forgot you were in the room! GOD invited you to the event “Max’s Karaoke Birthday Bash”! GOD knows you, but isn’t in know with you! GOD is 8,9,12,5,9,4! GOD is . . . ! -hha-hha- GOD is heard breathing. GOD breathes like you do when you’re asleep. At the start of each breath there is a very poignant yet very subtle lip-smack sound. The breathing is steady, never changing pace. Like that of Darth Vader only intentionally ridiculous. Like that of a ticking metronome only . . .  lifeful, which is a brand new word.
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Truth is the product of the pursuit of knowledge. Though most people, I have found, do not embrace but fear knowledge. I believe this to be due to the fact that knowledge is something that cannot be tailored to an individual. What is, is. Whether you like it or not. Knowledge can often be daunting and go against the very foundation of everything you hold "true". But truth is not there to keep you complacent, it's there to drive you, it's what you should live for. The pursuit of knowledge is an ongoing process, constantly evolving. One day you can feel without a shadow of a doubt that you "know" something, and the next day be proven utterly wrong. This is why it confuses me so that people hold steadfast to antiquated "truths", catalogued by humans, and passed down through generations. Like high school gossip, slipping from one grimy hand into the next, riddled with the stains of ignorance and manipulation. Knowledge can often isolate. Spark hatred in those comfortably numb. But those on the pursuit are not to be feared or confined, they're to be celebrated and joined! Because truth is freedom, and it will only unify. Don't give up, don't give in.
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May 19, 2015
May 19, 2015 at 3:22 AM UTC
The truth will set you free
Drop by drop Life is an hourglass Waiting for the Heavens to empty While Hell starts to be covered With perfectly cubed sand particles We love it. Admit it we love hell We love the sinning and the bells ringing We want to be stuck there until A hand flips the hourglass again. Reset until the next fuckery.
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Dec 23, 2014
Dec 23, 2014 at 12:30 PM UTC
drop by drop
do not let a mind confuse you minds make you think youre ok hm this is nice and youre blindsided by a god who loves only when he wants to but what should you know your mind says everythings ok
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Dec 1, 2014
Dec 1, 2014 at 11:07 PM UTC
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I try hard to pray I'm waiting for you to say or at least display that you are here I volunteer and adhere to all they say I should every year Even when others sneer It's all unclear But I'm beginning to loose my faith I don't attend church Just trying to search In a holy building I won't find you But the truth is overdue It must be untrue For everywhere I pursue Leaves me blue I'm just asking for a clue Because I'm beginning to loose my faith Some say you're in the air I stare in despair Beware of the lies Some say you're in the sky's Maybe it's just a guise? A disguise which denies me my eyes I was baptised Does that mean I get to share your Celestial City? What a pity You see I'm beginning to loose my faith Just come down and denounce your scripture It's all just a contemporary mixture I can't see the picture Maybe you're in my mind Created by an unkind humankind I am suddenly no longer inclined, I am suddenly no longer blind Never mind I have not lost my faith, I never had it It was never innate, I must admit There are no big pearly gates Just our small debates For I have truly lost my faith.
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May 23, 2014
May 23, 2014 at 5:09 PM UTC
Beginning to loose my faith