An Apostate's Creed Poem by Francie Lynch

An Apostate's Creed



I believe
In the shameless love of this life;
Not in a previous or afterlife.
I don't believe
In reincarnation, transmigration
Ascension or decesnsion.
And all the sepulchres concur.

I believe in Christ,
Not Christianity or Protestantism.

I believe in Muhammad,
Not Islam
(And this list goes on) .

I don't believe in banshees,
Astral projection or any OBE.
I don't believe in gnomes or trolls,
Elves, sprites and witches,
Nirvana, Valhalla, Heaven or Hell.
And I believe
I won't be disappointed.

I believe in politics,
Not politicians.

I believe in the Arts
(All of them) ,
And humanity,
And You,
The healers and teachers.

Oh Spirit,
Where is it?
I don't believe hovering souls
Listen to eulogies.
I don't believe in death-bed conversions
Just because...

I believe in a living consciousness,
For
I Am That I Am,
And that's what I am.

I will not go gently,
For I know,
There's nothing
To worry about.

Sunday, July 12, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: afterlife,art,ascension day,belief,christ,christianity,consciousness,death,deaths,dying
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Dedan Onyango 12 July 2015

Mmmh, so true is this piece on our belief pattern as human beings, do we believe and forget to live? Thanks for sharing Lynch, check out my poem Trials.

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Francie Lynch

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Monaghan, Ireland
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