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Damnation
I look into your eyes...
I see me,
Almost a decade younger...
Winning minds over,
To my strict thinking...
I must save the world!
Drag you to heaven,
By your hair!
Implant the fear of God!
Hey sinner, it�s for your own good.
You wanna drink a what?
Party on with Satan!
You listen to metal music?
Lucifer�s daughter!
Oh no, don�t make it so hard,
God�s all loving and forgiving,
It�s all about peace man.
You water down His Scriptures!
You�re making it an easy ride!
Fit relilgion around your life!
When we should live for Him!
My friend, I was once like you...
Damned if I did, and
Damned if I didn�t!
Where does grace live?
Brain wash, reprogram,
Cultic churches are so deceptive,
Make you work for it.
Give �em all your money $
Booking fee to Heaven.
What do you mean, you�re not healed?
Oh ye of little faith!
It works around them,
Countability, they have none!
Don�t you know?
You�re the problem!
I don�t care what caused your fall.
Get in the ring with me!
I�ll make you tumble!
It�s a discipline problem,
A no-win war!
With the biggest deceivers of them all!
And you tell me, I�m going to hell!
You wear my blood on your hands!
Judgement Day�s gonna deal
You a harsh blow!
All those who did so much
For your church
Are gonna find out their seat
In Heaven is void?
Their ticket is counterfeit?
And the seller�s skipped town.
Fundamental liars!
Hypocritical manipulators!
Where are all your victims?
Coz I wanna show them the right way,
A lot easier than you think.
Unblock the shit
That you filled their mind with.
Show them God�s unconditional
Love, acceptance and forgiveness.
No conditions,
A swear word,
In your Bible,
Not mine!
� Elizabeth
31st December 1998
"Have you read my poem Dance With The Devil in my �Reflective� pages? Because these two poems almost go together. Several years back I became involved in an over the top fundamental church who wanted to take all of my money and control every action and decision I made. I finally left that church and am now comfortably resting in my faith, in another church who cares for me, without such harsh judgement. This poem is written for a friend who�s still stuck in a fundamental all too controlling church. This poem is almost like a dialogue between the two of us. Me talking about God�s love, grace and forgiveness, and the respondent saying �I need to be stricter with myself!� I think anyone who�s experienced a strict religious up-bringing or stage in their life, will be able to relate to this poem."
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