Poetry: Unbelief

The greatest sin of unbelief

They tried my soul –
and found it guilty
of the greatest sin,
its unbelief.

There it is
for all to see, the bad is there
all about me, can’t you see?
not rape nor torture or the harm
of murder
none of that is my sin.

I killed no gods or goats
all souls still running free
to come and go,
but my only sin – no god
shall I ever know.

How do I dare
to declare
my mind be free,
and so bare. is it not right there?
show me any god,
then might shall I to care.

Condemn my soul,
if you must. but look at me
and you will I trust
see all I can be,
is humanly free.

The day I die and somewhere lie,
you’ll accuse me as others cry,
not of being bad nor good,
but unlike you,
I just did not believe to be true,
my unbelief in god now flows
through as all my being goes.

©Bill Reynolds   1/28/2019

Look both ways. Mind the gaps.

2 thoughts on “Poetry: Unbelief

  1. Dear Bill ♡ ♡

    I am a free-thinking believer, and I believe many fellow believers chases people away from God. I wrote this poem for you and hoping that even though you are on the other side you see it as love. Note the wise men are believers that makes themselves self-proclaimed experts and judges.

    The wise men of men

    Stole from your den

    The creator you know

    is sad to see you go

    It was not on his behalf

    or his own wrath

    It is not justice you see

    Love loves you free ♡ ♡

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