The best way to proceed after a blunder
Is to begin again and make it better.
Looks good on paper
Any practicality
Just calligraphy
B-ack to the drawing board,
O-verhaul the system;
B-egin to start once more, to avoid any mayhem.
M-ake another new plan
O-f action if you fail;
I-ntroduce fresh products,
S-oar to increase your sale.
E-arly twenty-fifth of August, you haven't received reward;
S-tand up and think again, go back to the drawing board.
The ignominy of buying and
selling
Is disgustingly despicable
The church of God
Has lost its taste
Its flavour diminished
The worldly purview
Is warming its way into the
church
Money is the order of the day
The taxonomy has to change
So as not to bring the name of
God
Into disrepute....
The drawing board we must
go
Checkmating ourselves...so
this excesses will not condemn
us
By not giving to ceasar what
belongs to ceasar
In Gods presence
You reverence Him in its
entirety
Not hiding under the backdrop
Of christian resource materials
being sold
Let's change and digress from
this sinful way
Before change changes us
Lost in my own sorrow
can't even keep a friend
My constant source and window
just slammed in my face
Chalk lines and smudge marks
travel across my face
I just wish to be held
and someone to hear my fears
Anxiety builds
and screws with my mind
One more day and everything
will most likely be fine
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