Fear Theory
This is my poem on religon, if your a hardcore catholic turn away now.
Fear Theory.
Of morals and methods the grey one speaks
And men in tall chairs shield
From the knowledge of question.
The fools world spread their winged ears
To receive the good news:
"We need more money."
Theft without apparent crime they feed on fear
And the poor come packed
With a pocketful of sorry
Impoverished by the commandeers
With enemy salute.
Blame the crusaders.
Preaching to an already worried public
Of guilt and sacrifice
Kidnapping the wanderer
Crucified at birth
The murder is now baptized.
Much further beyond atoms and matter
There is a place of peace
Where penance cannot be sold
And a point of view
Is just a collection of words
because it matters not now.
Be not afraid
They shall fall like pharaohs
If man was religon God would be human.
Rachel Bond
Sat 14th Nov 2009 01:12
'The fools world spread their winged ears'
'And the poor came packed
With a pocketful of sorry.'
Enjoyed this folk-tale like soft imagery in an otherwise edgy piece. Hardcore Catholicism sounds a bit saucy but then it would as they're a pervy lot anyway.