Reflection - A man who questions |
Gods Decision © I suggest discussion is left for another time, Mass regard is rarely felt and often denied, I’ll question moves I make for the sake of religion, Yet I’m blinded by my thoughts when I try and understand decision. Pay homage to my efforts as a chosen soul, I travel and help, yet I’m allowed no dreams of my own, Only nightmares spurned on by my reoccurring visions, My minds in a prison and so why have you blessed me with wisdom? Life has a scaling cost depending how far I travel, The rainbow of faces or the routes that I follow, Undeterred by your mistakes or by your unknown actions, I call patience a fool as I wait to see the gate. Choice is but a luxury afforded to those, Who often pay no regard to what they do, Take it for granted, their biggest mistake, But still your decisions never seem punish these fools. Am I rude or foolish to curse these men in this way, And assume that somehow I know better, Will their lives develop and realise dimension As they wake up one day surrounded by the light of truth, Or am I right to tell them when I see their actions that they’re but reflections of diamonds in a garden of jewels. Foolish men offer pride as I shake their hands, And will never understand that this I have seen the most, How the curse of self importance will determine their actions, Allowing for nothing but hatred, they fear no rules. Your advice remains the same as I torture my mind, With these unanswered questions, developed over my time, I was sent with no mission or preparation of task, But have been brazened in response during each aftermath, I hope I have served well and helped the people in their needs, And will continue to do so till your light strikes me. |