You strip Jesus of his colour
and use his name to paint your hatred.
Framed in greed
hung upon a wall of war,
crowds of adoring eyes passing by
admiring the famed atrocities
that they convince you are right.
You fight,
you bleed
you trample on worlds better left unseen
taking fiercely the chalices of others
without hesitation, pouring it into your own
then leaving with the bloodied bones.
You strip Jesus of his colour
and use his book
to drown those you deem unfavourable
in a sea of shame and turmoil.
Pages bound by the spinning of lies,
people bound by the demons of this life
disguised as if they were merely you and I.
You fight,
you bleed
you trample on worlds better left unseen
passed down for generations,
admissions of ferocity
always played as victories.
Red white and blue,
disgrace labeled recipe
tied down by the illusion that you are free
don’t you see this is not how to be?
About the Creator
Cierra Spencer
Lover of all things beautiful. Life imitates art
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