Rainbow Colors

Rainbow colors, everywhere 
Confederate flags, few
Whatever causes people to stare
Is what our generation will do

What is my opinion, you ask
The concept is unreal
I have trouble to grasp

It is most definitely a sin
Not opinion, yet fact
Not patience running thin
Or involve class or tact

Hell, do what you want
Not mine, but God's creation
My dreams you won't haunt
It's your own damnation

But don't use the good book
When you get married
Or swear to God
By the offense you've carried

No fingers pointed
Not holding a grudge
I wasn't anointed
Or covered in blood

I make my own mistakes
Beneath the table
Caused my own heartaches
Who am I to label 

But do I agree
With making sin official
I do not, you see
I will not initial

You won't catch me, Attending gay pride
I won't be a face in the bunch
This roller coaster is a dangerous ride
The Devil is seeking his lunch
Copyright © | Year Posted 2015

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