In True Remembrance, Unsullied By Creed. Poem by Dan Reynolds

In True Remembrance, Unsullied By Creed.



Effect and consequences play their part
regardless of the perpetrators' role.
Their own departure dislocates their heart.
Perhaps their mind's mistaken for their soul?

A million atoms separated then
in one misguided act of gormless god
No deity did this, but mortal men.
No deity would need to be so awed.

Revered and worshipped by a clever ruse
of quaint select translations from the past.
The role of most religions? To confuse.
Prolong their selfish doctrines to the last.

No matter that they cannot justify
a faith that deems one innocent must die.

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