Graveyards of their souls (Is it Jesus?): A poem 

There’s nothing fickle about miracle, no trick like magic 

The wizard lives long and grey, doesn’t bleed from a pinprick 

The Coven in Coventry lies low, but toiling in the woods 

They don’t get vindicated by vindictiveness, but justice in their hoods 

They cast no spells in wells, they burn bridges with their hells 

They live in dreams of bells that don’t ever ring of knells 

The crosses of their losses are riding like paradise’s horses 

And they know not of shame or regret, their cocoon has the flosses 

The heart of cruelty may be high, men steal kingdoms. Ask not why 

Truth is never spoken aloud. Loudly spoken is the compelling lie 

There was burning at the stake. Inquest. Falsehoods, don’t defy! 

Did the lowly touch the sky? Ask Jesus whether he did die? 

The Church in its deceit’s lurch is wicked right from its perch 

The pontiff’s gift to the world was his fakedom like a crutch 

Millions were told, so many millions were sold. But not the brave and bold 

Who saved whose soul? For all their graveyards out in the cold 

So, fellows and mes dames, it’s very wise to know the games 

We wear a garment of a lie, it’s shame that was what became 

You have a Christian name, so you should share the onus and blame 

The truth was frozen, for the chosen one was not Jesus, but was James 

Published by montecyril

Hi, I am Monte Cyril Rodrigues and live in Melbourne, Australia. I am a retired journalist. I have been diagnosed with schizophrenia. I've had voices and visions all my life. I think it is a spiritual experience, my doctors think otherwise. I am a deeply spiritual person and keep having experiences with otherworldly realms.

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