A Sacred Sin

Love is sacred and sublime
owned by the angels once, 
But as descended to us men
It lost its grace as hatred born.

Man born with a greed to own,
Nothing he has,than a scar on
That's the death mark of Cain.
The smell of the blood of his kin.

Born to a world of his destiny 
Man seeks his own identity ,
With a pride he owns the world
Roses he enjoys in it's shade
But discard when they fade.

He used and threw his every gift
Virtues too once he dipped in lust
A lesson he would never learn 
though revealed,time and again.

Whims stronger beyond his reins,
By default bowing to weakness
when soul confronts cry like a loser
But wants his pleasures  closer.

Virtues are for future bargains,
God just a convenient reference,
Man is confused in substance
Never knowing his own life 
owned or a gift, he less conclude 
Or a sacred sin of the Creator.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2019

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November 30, 2019 at 8:32 AM
This for me is a partial truth.
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