Your Christ Your God Your Crown I

All has abandon you…

Destroy your Christ 
your God 
your idols 
Hypocrisy
They will all fall apart!

Your Lords and your Artificial Christ!

Lay bear it’s mechanical heart
Rebuild it with gears wire electric fire
curve your craving for secret desires.

Destroy your christ in tin crowns!

These false images conspire
Tear it all apart 
of hate and faults lights
Burn down the flawed façade!

Electron guns blaze twisted ideology
Corrupting theology & burning twins spheres, bright!

Spires reach to Heaven’s Gate
Where abandoned thrones wait
Watch the blood smeared thorns 
Dry to rust
Nothing known 
We all walk alone
All in the silence of heaven torn

Create your new Christ of love truth, 
holy inferno
watch it resonate, detonate across the realm!

Watch towers tumble crumble turning burning falling apart destroy your Christ in his razor wire crown!

Case aside your deities
Lords of jaded tv stars, 
broken multi-social media, warlords!

Abandon your Political anti-Christs, 
strip-malls and desolate parking lots, 

Worshippers of coffee halls, depart
Unplug from the web of dark hearts 

The recognize false idols,
topple them down
Watch them collide, eradicate, intricate 
spiral down

Destroy your Christ 
your plastic God all your false idols!

Wonder how your dogma has abandoned you
Pray to your hollow Christ, 
to your false god
Your Judas!

Bring down the hypocrisy
Destroy your Christ 
your Broken God 
your false idolized idols 
They will all fall 

All has abandon you… 
Hypocrisy!
Copyright © | Year Posted 2021

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Tellaferro Avatar
December 15, 2021 at 8:10 PM
Surprised no one was offended. LOL
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