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Blinded By Bliss

poem/song about the feeling of disenchantment from leaving religion

By CT IdlehousePublished 6 months ago 1 min read

You get lost in the spectacle

Of laying hands upon the broken...

You forget to question the ethics...

Especially if you believe in it...

/

What I once thought was a god's love

Turned out to be a manipulation

Of my mind and of my trust...

Even a lying mouth can sound honest once.

/

Blinded by bliss...

Ignorant in my arrogance.

I thought it was true happiness.

Blinded by bliss...

Euphoric in my hubris...

But I still had blood on my fingertips.

/

Living in a bubble of innocence...

The illusion bursts and you realize the glass isn't mist.

The fall from that cloud that never existed to begin with

Starts a spiral you'll feel like never ends.

/

Blinded by bliss...

Ignorant in my arrogance.

I thought it was true happiness.

Blinded by bliss...

Euphoric in my hubris...

But I still had blood on my fingertips...

/

Blood from the scars on my wrists...

From when I fought the darkness

Swallowing me from within.

Blood from the demons

Who were actually deacons

Hoping I'd stumble in my sin...

/

Blinded by bliss...

Ignorant in my arrogance.

I thought it was true happiness.

Blinded by bliss...

Euphoric in my hubris...

But I still had blood on my fingertips.

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CT Idlehouse

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