If I Turn To Religion Poem by Jack Williams
If I Turn To Religion
If I turn to religion
I hope I’ll still be young
Not making desperate decisions
While I’m coughing up my lungs
And if I take to praying
I want my reasons to be pure
To believe what I am saying
And in my heart of hearts be sure
And if one day I beg forgiveness
From any deity up above
Then with God as my witness
Let my motive please be love
For can you really get to Heaven
On a wing and prayer?
If your pious motivation
Is you’re dying and you’re scared?
So if I turn to religion
I don’t think that I’ll be fickle
For such a thing to happen
It would take a miracle.
This is really...really good. I agree with Grady... - I was raised a Christian. Their beliefs being the only ones I knew. I've thought about it for quite some time the past few years and have come to the conclusion that I don't have the same beliefs... It's hard to admit it though, I mean... changing something that important and influential in your life is bound to be met with doubts.
I can relate with this as well. Growing up in a Christian home I turned from religion to blasphemy to existentialism. But then I met a pastor who taught me about God's grace and love. Now I don't seek out man's religion but search out peace with God. I pray you find grace and salvation not religious dogma.
Great poem, Jack. I don't see why people are rating it so low...I guess they're just scared of it and want to bury it. But don't worry, it will be noticed by those that seek this type of wisdom.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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5/3/2024 4:38:48 AM # 1.0.0.1119
WOW, beautiful, an amazing poem i can see eye to eye with it it made tears role down my face thank you.