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I was searching for God one day
So I went
To church
Sat in the pew
Sang songs like they do
Every Sunday
I looked for God in the faces
Of the people around me
And listened to the preacher
He spoke
About God's love
How the church shows
God's love
I heard the words
But saw nothing
Their faces held the
Same things as mine did
The same pain lay inside
Our eyes
And I saw no evidence
Of this idea of a God
That they so idolized
The words they spoke
As I walked out the door were like
Bolts to keep me away
"Who brought that girl here?"
"She doesn't belong in the house of the Lord"
I was searching for God one day
So I sat and talked to a poor man
Put some food in his hands
And the smile he gave me
That was pure joy
He told me a story
Of his life on the streets
The pain he had seen
How it made his heart break
And this poor, starving man
Gave the food in his hands
To the children with no mother
To feed them
The words that he spoke
Were like a breath of fresh air
"God bless you"
I found God that day
Not in his supposed house
But from the mouth
Of the outcast
So I went
To church
Sat in the pew
Sang songs like they do
Every Sunday
I looked for God in the faces
Of the people around me
And listened to the preacher
He spoke
About God's love
How the church shows
God's love
I heard the words
But saw nothing
Their faces held the
Same things as mine did
The same pain lay inside
Our eyes
And I saw no evidence
Of this idea of a God
That they so idolized
The words they spoke
As I walked out the door were like
Bolts to keep me away
"Who brought that girl here?"
"She doesn't belong in the house of the Lord"
I was searching for God one day
So I sat and talked to a poor man
Put some food in his hands
And the smile he gave me
That was pure joy
He told me a story
Of his life on the streets
The pain he had seen
How it made his heart break
And this poor, starving man
Gave the food in his hands
To the children with no mother
To feed them
The words that he spoke
Were like a breath of fresh air
"God bless you"
I found God that day
Not in his supposed house
But from the mouth
Of the outcast
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aggressive, you tell your therapist,
he's always been aggressive.
you detail the storms you weathered,
the verbal battering ram,
the hammer that kept falling until
the nail fell into place.
"he never hit me", you're quick to assure,
but you do speak, eventually,
about the threats, about the way he towered
over you, above you, through you,
the ways he threatened to hurt you &
the time you watched her fly into a wall.
but, but, but, but, but
you don't want to be unfair to him.
his demons are sharper-clawed,
bigger, scarier, more sadistic.
yours are a children'
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It doesn't matter who has made you
It doesn't matter where you are
You could be born in China
Or nay other place, near or far.
It only matters what you do
And how you play the game
Of life itself, no easy task
To get to wealth and fame
Or perhaps you want a simpler life
Which is quite alright
But for both you must always work
Be it rain, snow, day or night.
We are only what we make ourselves
So let's get this straight right now
Don't listen to what others say
At the end be sure you can say...
Wow...
Care not for servants. traitors, sycophants and liars
Nor for life's many pits, trips, potholes and briars.
Focus on your chosen path and stick t
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The midnight falls upon
The city, like a blanket
Of black & blue.
And to lift this strangeness
And coldness, I think quietly
Of you.
The warmer days of your smile,
The breath's ocean currents,
The kisses that came as
Fires, so lovely and strange
& sudden!
The nights of the stormy
Planets, when the atmosphere
Felt dense as an oven's,
Because we were together,
Flaming, foolishly loving!
And now we're physically
Separated, and maybe it is right,
But I still think of you
When the blanket, falls
In the form of the midnight.
(4/04/2015).
Y. Syskov.
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Oh I love this!~ ^^