This is a poem that I wrote recently about humanity and how we are often selfish and narcissistic, and how we often to forget to keep seeking out our own answers to life.
Tag: faith
Take Me Home
This is a poem that I wrote recently about how I often live in the past and fear the future, but that giving up is not an option. Each stanza ends with a repeated verse, which stems from something I said in a prayer the other night in a shower (as odd as that sounds). I thought it was neat, so I wrote it down and ran with it.
A Sparrow’s Perspective
This is a poem consisting of words and perhaps a bit of meaning.
Burden I Am Become
This is a poem about an apparent loss of love for both God and Mother Nature in our society.
The Church is Up in Flames
This is a poem about how so many people like me seem to be too lazy and selfish to fit one hour a week of going to church into their schedule. I personally feel a lot of guilt about this and plan to eventually break the habit. Even if you don't believe in God, organized religion, or the overall message of some faiths, when you are inside of a local church as part of a congregation during a Mass...it is a blissful experience.
On Seagull’s Wings
This is a poem I wrote for my dad since today is his birthday. He lost his brother to suicide many years ago, and plans on getting a tattoo of a seagull to commemorate his brother's free spirit.
The Eyes of God
A poem I wrote last week about life and its people.
Tabernacle
A poem I wrote today in which I use the metaphor of a tabernacle as my heart to describe my strength in not giving up or letting die the fire inside.
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