The Law That Binds Poem by S.W. Clark

Words among canon become deeds forlorn,
More jovial than clerical
where evil is born
Those who studied the highest
know the lowest best
Those who mastered the scores
have failed life's' test
The ape of ways beyond nature's hold
a creature of myth; unnaturally bold
Pretend the lust is a perversion of mind,
when all indeed possess its' kind
Are we greater to say 'cause we ignore the real.
or are we greater because we do what we feel
If we fail to create the being then create the law
To get them to follow place a hook in their jaw
Is not freedom to do just as we please
or doing it the way someone else sees
Are you perfect to say that you know what is right
And we so feeble for we lack the might
Tell me, brother, if you are so esteeming
That if you stand without sin
then why are you not beaming.