Faith Unfaithful Kept Him Falsely True

The Magna Carta gave birth to morality, The first one in 1215 to constrain King John, Who could steal anyone’s cart, normality, Because he was not a giver of life’s song. Truth pertains to morality: right and wrong, And we all know it’s inside us and is spritely, But believers in god, some of them belong, To groups not of love, but of hatred tightly. Because they’re going upwards to heaven, We’re all in our diversities going to visit hell, No promotions, no nights out or legs eleven, For the friends, relations of those with tell. He was faithful to god in his own small mind, And that was all that mattered, not my health, Asking slyly for post-validation, for a look kind, Moral fibre was not in his compass, his wealth.