Dear God Poem by Christopher Howie

Dear God



Dear god,
Your pain, it burns
Your scorn, it tears
Your hate, it rips
And yet they call it
Your LOVE.

Dear god,
Answer me this
Would a true god slaughter
Children just to make a point?
I've seen your 'love', and it's just
HATE dressed up in the brightest blues,
The boldest reds, the finest greens, the sunniest yellows.
I'm not fooled, I see your heart, a dark BLACK!

Dear god,
This is my address to you, old friend.
No longer do we need you, this is the end.
There is true knowledge, a flame of light
Burning with reason and logic, a fire bright!
We call it science, but you can call it your deathbed.
Your rule by fear reign will soon be overcome.
A rule of peace and love will be what we won.

Dear god,
I hope you are ready.
Be not proud, god, for today,
Thou shalt die!

Saturday, October 11, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: god
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
This is venting, to be quite honest. I really am a bit more laid-back when it comes to God, though I am indeed an atheist, but I wrote this in a time of anger, and it shows in the tone, I hope. Even so, I saw something of value in this, which is why I have kept it among my poems.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Chuy Amante 11 October 2014

Yes! Let's burn all the false gods and turn within, where truth is found

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