Ph: Faith: The Death Of God (And Other Matters) Poem by Brian Johnston

Ph: Faith: The Death Of God (And Other Matters)



Might sightless worms express surprise
If evolution gave them eyes
And brains to sport (of larger size)

To grok verse modern poet throws,
Sing, "Rose is rose is rose is rose! "
Snort scentless petals up your nose? "

My mind can't fathom which is worse,
That 'rhyme is dead, ' or 'truth's a curse, '
But vanity's become the hearse

That carries all men to their doom
If Trump's not dumbest in the room!
God grant that someone finds a broom

To sweep such 'dog poop' from our floor.
Give "dust" Your Grace to dream of more!
Betrothed! Art's vacuum's paramour?

Pray what "depends" on chicken white,
Though J. C. William's thinks it might.
Who posts immortal's appetite?

Let Poet's truth in brevity
Rub shoulders with infinity,
Help show a path that other's see.

If Servant God's in lost and found
Or bound by rock - well underground,
'Most Rabid Dog's' not worth a pound,

Then poetry, all thought's a loss,
Our current 'Rube' of human dross
Is cube six deep, six down - across!


Brian Johnston
10th of June in 2019

Monday, June 10, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: faith
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