‘Which religion should I choose to believe in’, reads
the heading of an article on Skeptic Website, I feel
very superior for already having formulated my criteria
to choose amongst religions and having chosen one,
experiencing the results
Not being a prescriptive kind of person, believing in
freedom as the highest creed and personal responsibility
as the principle for a moral life, I shall never proselytize,
all people should be free to learn through hit-and-run-
accidents; I prefer trying out alternatives in my head
While most people prefer to learn through acting out
their fantasies; still searching for an impersonal, out-
side authority to give them guidance, but I am content
regarding this aspect, enjoying the way life confirms
everything I’ve learnt
Hoping people who find out how it works will enjoy
the humour of the human situation with me; we are
so good at creating illusions; it is a pity so few have
the ability to sit back and enjoy the show, preferring
to get stuck in every possible snare
Their minds can offer – it is very adventurous
and challenging to live that way, but I require
something more, I have my sights on a
different way of life….
Your poem is food for thought! Simply fantastic! Karla Bardanza
Very insightful lines, Margaret. I especially like the idea of learning how to live our lives by 'hit and run.' That has certainly been my experience. Nice to see a poem with such depth and thought involved in its creation. Cheers.
Hello poet Margaret and what an interesting and thought provoking piece. Good work, Loyd
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
This is such a refreshing poem with a wonderful perspective i completely agree with. Well done Margaret.