The Questions I Ask

Why don't people see what's right from wrong?
Why do people hurt one another?
Why do people not believe in Jesus?
Why are people so evil?
Why are questions deemed more noble than the answer?
Why is everyone a skeptic of what's plainly true?
Why does everyone need to be taught by one another?
Why does everyone have to reinvent a system of morals?
Why do the most intelligent men find answers?
Why do governments oppress people?
Why is freedom of speech not a given in every country on Earth?
Why is the Human Rights Charter ignored?
Why is the Constitution ignored?
Why did men in the seventeen hundreds know our rights were unalienable, when now that's even questioned?
Why doesn't everyone say, "Give me liberty, or give me death?"
Why is everyone a coward?
Why is everyone morally bankrupt?
If there were a righteous man within a hundred miles, let me find him.
If there were a wise woman within a thousand miles, let me find her.
The rights of the people are infringed, and I'd like to know why.
Why are sales more important than content?
Why is poetry considered "Untrue"?
Why do people believe that words have no meaning?
If this sentence were understood, doesn't that insinuate everything we question about meaning is a lie?
Why do strings of meaning tap into the Logos of the universe: Why is Lucretius discovering Newtonian Physics, and Milton hypothesizing the Atomic Bomb?
Why do poets prophecy?
Why is Love the muse of the great ones? I can answer this, but it's still has even greater mysteries.
Why is math more precious than language arts these days?
If people read more poetry, wouldn't they have less time for idle minds?
Why do Literary Critics snob at the greatest letters?
Why does everyone have a different opinion, and why are they often wrong?
Why can't people relate to the real world?
Why is beauty not patronized in the arts?
Why is truth so self evident, yet everyone pretends it not to be so?
Why are we born knowing the way, and how do we stray from that path so quickly?
Why are Tao and Logos so similar?
Why are the sages always affirming what the Bible says?
If the Roman Church burned all the books, why were they so careful to preserve them?
If the Library of Alexandria wasn't burned, would we have any more noteworthy classics still being read today? Likely, I deem it not.
Why do the stars tell the story of Jesus?
Why is there so much proof that Jesus is the Christ, yet everyone pretends like it isn't there?
More importantly, do people know the proof that Jesus is the Christ, and maybe they aren't pretending?
Will God damn someone for ignorance? This I don't know.
Why is racism a worst crime than theft these days?
If Racism were a three, cussing would be a two, and homosexuality would be a ten; yet, we have it all backward.
Why is adultery considered noble, when it obviously hurts so many people?
Why is Homosexuality considered noble, when no society can function justly which accepts it?

Those and many like it are the questions I ask. Questions for poets.