I Sit In A Pew Poem by Lauren Beasley

I Sit In A Pew



I sit in a pew
I look studious
But do I hear you
As you speak to us?

A man reads God's word
Can't pay attention
My own thoughts I've heard
Causing great tension

Distractions, they mount
And pull me aside
Things to do, I count,
Ignoring my guide

Why is it mundane
To hear you word taught?
What have I to gain
From distracted thought?

Alas, I sit here
Think of other things
And wait til it's clear
What good this all brings

Tuesday, November 18, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: religion
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
August 10,2014. I went through I period where I would sit in church and right poems instead of paying attention. This is one of those poems. I sat their wondering why hearing God's word preached was boring at times. It should be exciting. So I wrote a poem about it, haha, doing exactly what I was questioning.
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