Free Cee To Penetrate My Fate

TO PENETRATE MY FATE

The light cannot possibly penetrate…..
Not through a curtain of horrid hate
While warring  warriors die in vain
And God knows I can’t stand their pain

The light cannot fit through a crack in the dark
Nor can it deem the delight of a lark
A bird who begets beauty when he takes unto flight
Nor can it deem a dove who dines on delight

Darkness holds the key to everything….
Even when an angel is well-pleased to sing
There is disorder in the middle of a flame 
And it’s the darkness in my brain where I place the blame



There was a sanctimonious sermon spoken on the mount
And the death of soldiers too numerous to count
Homicide holds heathens hostage today
And it doesn’t matter what the secularists   
may say

From shores of shame to a reef of grief
I have no religion, respite nor relief
The best of a beast is where the answer may dwell
As insanity insidiously intrudes upon my shameful shell

I broke a mirror today into a thousand pieces
And I’ve also broken a thousand leases
A lease on life that is ridden with lies
And my life is that which even a demon decries

So I repent for what I have been sent
And I also repent for being an ungentle gent
Every grievous set of  situations I am  granted is grounded in grief
So wake me when God grants me some kind of relief
               (c) 2012....copyright PHREEPOETREE ~free cee!~
Copyright © | Year Posted 2012

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Tams The Golden Girl Avatar
September 13, 2012 at 9:39 PM
You can only grant yourself some relief my friend, let go and forgive yourself first. xx
Loving Iii Avatar
September 13, 2012 at 7:15 PM
i can respect an artest like you.
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