The Towers Poem by Sean Green

The Towers



The towers are centuries tall
built by hand, block by block
perch on the cliffs equally deep
ready for wayward miscreants

more than souls are there enclosed
also power sits on the throne
ruling masses with a hand
ready with the whip to lash

this status-quo is nearly spent
when multitudes leap to deaths
leaving for the netherrealms
away from dogma's weary quest

holding supplicants in crumbling cells
with doors wide open to prisoners
those who seek to escape
will leave the towers in their wake.

© 2020. Sean Green. All Rights Reserved.20200108.

The Towers
Friday, January 10, 2020
Topic(s) of this poem: religion
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
The poem "The Towers" was inspired by thoughts about people leaving organizations.To outsiders, the discrepancies and dogmatic contradictions are enough to push anybody out. The reasons to stay seem to out weigh these nudges. Still, some seek the exits when the fabric of belief fails.
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