How God has no choice; is he omnipotent, then?!: A poem

Have we been looking for soulful gems and trumps in

the deal of our circumstantial card game?! Do

we call evil’s bluff when we discover our choices

are, in fact, our dead-ends?! Or have we seen

enough of trepidation take our integrity

to the swamp?! If I were a simple tribal leader

herding my flock, it would be so easy to tell

the mute, deaf and blind which way to go! But it’s

harder still when the flock’s will is delinquent to the

charlatanry of the evil (which is one coin but two-faced).

Can you see the duality of evil of the one coin with

two faces that rips God’s haloed singularity, itself, so that

the united-duality of evil that contrives against God, compels

God to sustain such evil, itself, in order to salvage the world

for the innocents, and, thus, belying his own armies?

And the charisma of the wholeness of truth and justice

is blunted by the damp of connivance! I can see

my Red Sea parted between two evils, and I can’t

thrust my flagstaff toward Sinai. I must stop,

steer clear, and think that my innocent armies,

robed in discordant, heraldry fall and rise,  one at a

time, for their own sustenance! Why did Moses

shatter the golden calf; probably not because he

despised it, but because it fell into the wrong hands?!

Or why did he, in fact, never reach the Promised Land?!

God understands that his people are recklessly being

goaded to undermine the pathway, because he has

no choice but to adopt the crossroads with the multipronged

attack by the conspirators! So just as the flock is delivered in

disparateness, God sacrifices his endgame, knowing that what

is his, may not ever be his, because there is so much treachery

that defrocks truth, and  defaults a stalemate! So, God has to prefect

his overly sublimeness so that his Truth is preserved from being cast

altogether, to the subjugation of either one evil sword or the other or the third!

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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