Do Not Presume Poem by Mary Champion

Do Not Presume

It is such an arrogant assumption; -
I have no religion and therefore, I
Never gave a thought to the big questions.
My trivial mind has never asked why.
But I say you are wrong to judge me so.
Since childhood it has been my obsession
Longing and learning and seeking to know -
All the truth of the human condition.
From the outset, I saw that religion
Was a blindfold we should have been shedding
Just a mindless and useless diversion
From the path that we ought to be treading.
Your blind faith is a futile temptation.
Understanding will be our salvation.

Thursday, February 20, 2025
Topic(s) of this poem: childhood,faith,longing,obsession,seeking
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