Faith Poem by Paul Butters

Faith



Call it "Faith" or call it "Hope",
Whatever it is, it helps us cope.
Scientist say we live then die:
Death brings Nothing, no reason Why.
We're made of matter which doesn't last,
So soon we'll be a thing of the past.

Religions offer an afterlife,
With just reward for all our strife.
We hope there will be more than this:
A spiritual world, even heavenly bliss.

We pray those boffins are all wrong,
That God (or Whoever) will summon us with his gong.
Physical reality really sucks,
Even if you've lots of bucks.
Our common prayer I can't conceal:
That simply put,
THIS isn't REAL.

Saturday, March 5, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: philosophy,religion
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Paul Butters 05 March 2016

Thanks Eugene. So is anything really REAL? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?

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Eugene Levich 05 March 2016

Wit and philosophy presented in an endearing poem!

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Paul Butters

Paul Butters

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