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What to Believe
Pitter patter, drip drop
Like my dreams and all my thoughts
They look like the tears if God cried
Cracks in my heart and in the sky as if God died
or atleast it feels that way
Every holy item tainted with Lucifers reign
But they still bend
They still pray
But I don't blame
someone needs to believe
someone needs to betray the greed
wipe the corrosion clean; wipe it down with holy water
guilt derived from this sin drawing this red water
wipe it clean
Close the broken windows as the machines scream
Bloody hands reaching for the hands in need
Needy hands conflicted by what cannot be seen
All of which appear to be of great similarity
What to believe; I have no clarity
I must decide before it's too late
Provide faithfulness and devotion
Or flames shall be my fate
Infinite versions of the same story
Created by the one above now we must praise his glory
His or theirs; one or more
Allahs paradise or Jeehovahs door
What to believe
How to believe what should be pure
Yet has been tainted for centuries
I cry and I reach; fall to my knees
fall like my thoughts and drop like my dreams
I cry, I scream, to that higher being
I cry, I scream, what am I to believe?
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For those who are religiously conflicted.