God Only Have Himself To Blame Poem by Quinn Lukman

Rage
A brimming emotion
Misfortune
A fated pain
Life
An inequality
Siding those unworthy
Trodding upon the saint

God hears not the screams of despair
Heroes came rarely
True heroes the more so
Ah how I wanted to destroy those undeserving smile
If Thou won't be the judge of evil
If Thou lets injustice prevail
Hears not the prayers of the moral
Let worldly corruption sway their heart
I'll be the judge
I'll be the judge

I'm a victim of cruel circumstances
Aren't you the same too?
Let this justified hatred consume us
Crush their happiness with all our might
For they are but undeserving
If happiness is not a fate meant for us
At least we won't let it be theirs

In time shall we have our final remembrance
The recollection of a life so unsatisfying
A smile we often see
Alas, we rarely feel
We know
We know
Judgement day has come
It has finally arrive
No more shall we judge
This time what awaits is but our judgement

An inquiry carefully conducted
They pressed us for an answer
And we say God Himself is to be blamed
Why we bring forth such scorching fire to the world
Why we end the happiness of so many
And we shall therefore again answer
In harmonious unison shall we proclaim
"God only have Himself to blame"