Soul (less)
The history of
Organised religions
Has never passed rent free
Its stressed in carven stone
Lost in craven moan
Soulless seeking souls
Reaching for a missing heaven
Misfits of recognition
Blighting of long tradition
Give them back their freedom.
Until its passed its kingdom
To face a faithless fate
Is not to miss the gate
For those that see the strife
Can call it “thats just life”.
M.C. Newberry
Tue 19th Mar 2019 11:14
I certainly concur with much of what is written here. The freedom of
thought - a mind open in maturity to boundless possibilities - is
surely the most worthwhile of human treasures. But the human
being is a collective creature, drawn to others for reasons of
self-protection and self-advancement and the propagation of the
species. in circumstances it is comfortable with That leads me to...
How interesting that the expression "tribal"
Chimes (and rhymes) with any religious "bible".!