Gently I walked into abandoned church
I saw her alter growing weeds, and her priest burning with God's words in his fists
I saw his fumes flying freely to the sky
But it's not a sacrifice
The burnt blood of priests
Cuddles in the face of rainbow
As their ghosts wallow in search of gods
I'm only a human
Holding oceans in my veins but in my heart are houses of gods
And my face is her casement
I will shape my mouth into a roof
And make a God with my body and bones
A God In Me
Chijioke Victor
(C) All Rights Reserved. Poem Submitted on 01/02/2021
Poet's note: "A GOD IN ME" is a poem I wrote in the year 2019
The ill concept of the relationship between men and their God inspired me alot in writing the poem
When I was young I was tought that going to church and walking in the light of their preaching is the only way to better life
As I grew older I see that what I was taught is far from making the world a better place
I saw segregations, discrimination, and dishonesty inside the hole I was taught to bury my hope, where I was taught that I would find my God
I knew it's no more as any other place
And I have chosen to seek my own God within me
"I have to shape my mouth into a roof and make a God with my body and bones.
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Poem topics: heart, rainbow, sky, human, mouth, roof, church, shape, body, gently, wallow, god, face, Print This Poem , Rhyme Scheme
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