Gods supermarket
I went to the supermarket,
Right in my car I parked it.
I washed my hands,
Pulled on my mask.
I cleaned the handles
Of the black plastic basket
I’m not one to risk it.
So I did the safety.
I walked around.
A lovely cob,
A micro meal,
Some milk green top.
I walked along the arrows
That defined the narrows.
A guy came the other way.
He had no mask.
So not being shy
I gave him reply
To his face
I showed him grace.
“You ought to wear a mask mate”
“God will look after me”!
“If its my time he’ll tell me”.
I was punched in the mind!
So I said “I don’t care about your faith”
“He can take you if he wants.
But don’t kill me with your
False lost phoney faith!.”
It made me ponder
A vaccine? Coming sometime.
Will he see “god” in a vial?
Or will he die within a while.
If you think God will save us,
What didn’t save
Nearly a million now?
Leave me alone.
Go take yourself
And do your goods
In some spiritual spot,
In gods fathomless holy shop.