Black or white We all have The choice To do what's right Or what's wrong.
Category: Poetry
America
She buys two ordinary cakes. She cuts them into circles. She makes decadent custard And candies some strawberries And places them between rings of icing. She then uses food coloring To color some buttercream icing And spreads two layers of colored cake. She makes it beautiful And decorates it with flowers And two dollars worth of gold leaf. She's turned one hundred dollars Worth of materials, and quadrupled It with her craft. This is what makes America the greatest country on earth. I hope one day I can do the same with my craft.
Amateur Critic
Nitpicking about iCarly's reboot While missing its obvious flaw. I will nitpick, too. A Basketball player's silhouette Slam dunks the ball into the white of a Paper Towel roll Yet, it would make more sense To shoot it into the center. If we all must be pedants now To have our voices heard, And cry about absurdly dumb things While missing the truly obvious flaw I can't say that I'm capable of it Except nitpicking, too.
Ambrosia
America, thy prospers are sublime. Why wish for the fall of this good country? Why fight and rebel against its great God? I can pour Ambrosia into my cup, Cold, smooth, sweetened with PiƱa - Colada Tartened by fruits of Greek Cherry Yogurt. A Klondike Bar makes its dregs chocolate. America, thy prosperity is Like nectar. Why dost thou throw it away On untruths? Why dost thou wish to make man A god? Every man a judge of beauty? Why dost thou say ugliness is beauty? Why dost thou make wealth a judge of what's truth? We shan't fall to fascism if we will Rediscover that this Ambrosia came From blessings of Jehovah Provider.
The Morality of Atheists
Murder is wrong. Pedophilia is wrong. That's the sum of Atheist morality right now. It's also why I can't be an Atheist.
Running on Empty
Aron Nola loses his win. Scores ten strikeouts And Alvarado loses it for him.
John Said Repent
Oh, Jacob, you would twice wait Seven years for Rachel's hand. And twice, they passed like a day.
Oh, War, I Come to You Again
Oh, war, I come to you again. A muse in my innermost thoughts Of why men would slaughter one another. It was mentioned that you are fought Because of beliefs, and that to deny Such a thing is to deny humanity. I look at this, and say, "There is nothing "Human about war." Thus, I remember The age old adages of the Stale Oxford Don; "War is about Economics." How intelligent Men wished for it to no be the case To build a case for Christ on the back Of Religious ideology. For the ideology Is beautiful because men do fight for it? I believe men fight for their religion. But, only because the religion brings comfort. It brings order, and it brings familiarity. It so orders the world around oneself In a familiar way, that brings just recompense On the unjust---for most religion is about establishing A law, by which men must live. Then, Religion is about solidifying that law Into the bulk of populations. It is, yet again, another form of economics. Why the most ugly thing about humanity Must be awed at, as if religion were the force Behind war. I say to those who say this Even the well meaning advocate of the faith: War is purely about economics. And when men fight for God What they truly fight for is the comfort Of agreement between man and man And the sacred bonds of uniformity. That uniformity could be as simple as the color On a piece of cloth. Men fight not for God But they fight for the band and group Which so identifies them. And it is an ugly thing we ought to cut From our flesh; though sometimes The war is just, for the economics being fought For were indeed comforting, and beneficial.
There is a Truth
There is a truth To all things, And it can be found. In everything, there is a way Of making them fit together For the good of people, the planet The plants and the animals. It is something true to nature And it can be found By looking at things And seeing how they work. It can be found through memories When you know times were better. And in those times, If you can remember, Things were put in their proper place. Everything was understood And fit in its little space in the world. And people were much happier. They were much simpler. Right and wrong were not argued about But, because everyone was happy It moved the world along and people didn't Have the strange questions they do today. Because everything was orderly, And everything had its special place. There were no big ideas Or things that needed to change. At least I can remember this.
Amoral
Amoral Is just immoral, Where the immoral thing Is inconvenient, And to bypass responsibility It's called amoral.