Conviction Poem by Little King of Sorrows

Conviction

Rating: 5.0


W.W.J.D?
Don't think he isn't on to you.
You not the mom I thought I knew,
These vicious lies you claim are true.

Although my savior sets me free,
You're quick to judge my life you see.
Playing God Self-righteously.
You thrive upon hypocracy.

Crooked path's you surely stroll.
A river of styxx you pay the toll.
If pearly gates remain your goal,
The Lord's rebuke must play a roll.

A magician and her rabbit.
You choke it as you grab it.
You claim the truth by habit.
But a back that's turned you stab it.

Sleight of hand, you thieve and steal.
Where they go, you don't reveal.
I don't fret, it's no bid deal.
Imagine how your God must feel.

Knowing well of how you sin.
You sell your soul to claim a win.
My torment sadly makes you grin.
To hurt my rep, you call 'All in'.

All you speak, the Angels hear,
You taunt and tease, then act in fear.
Progical son you don't revere.
He gifts you ease, you scorn him tear.

Wicked plots you do conspire.
The seeds I sow, you set afire.
My humble soul doth surely tire,
I dodge your stones upon this wire.

How dark this mind in which you dwell?
Tis more than words I hear you tell.
Who bid thee right my soul to sell?
You scream at me ' Go burn in hell'.

The guilt not found upon your face.
I walk in peace, you stalk and chase.
I run to God, you quicken pace.
I seek and end, you build a case.

No peace of mind, although you could.
Repent your ways, but never would.
Truth is light, God's way is good,
But you don't play like Christians should.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
The greatest characteristics that make me, I learned by my mother who instilled the importance of God's word and values in my life. She has since gone wayward, and no longer resembles or practices any of the things she taught me. As I continue to walk in Faith, and adhere to the lords commandments, she has broken every commandment she can think of to disgrace my name. It's very sad, as she use to be my greatest mentor and friend.
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