Certainty Poem by Long Tooth

Certainty

Rating: 5.0


Can Grace be real if God is not?
These days I think of this a lot!
If God is not and Death's the end
I've not a clue and won't pretend
To know what's true except that you
Will not gain much by killing me,
In this at least, some certainty!

But is Death real and who can know?
Though Star's explosion's quite a show
And seems to be more than a guess
At His story, who would confess
Such sordid tale, start meant to fail
Where all that's ventured, nothing gains
When joy's hope ends in sundry pains!

Does endless fire seem Satan's curse?
An empty dream? What's more perverse?
Would you prefer to burn in Hell
Than not exist? Who then can tell,
Can share a word, why fear's preferred?
If you've known love, can pain be all?
Don't Spring and Summer vote for Fall?


Long Tooth
June 14th in 2019

Friday, June 14, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: faith,love and dreams
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Chinedu Dike 14 June 2019

Really a poignant rendition set aside for sober reflection. A work of an intricate mind elegantly embellished with poetic rhyme and rhythm. Thanks for sharing.

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