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The Answer's In The Question Theory


Dear all,

What if God is a metaphor not to be taken literal?

What if God is a perspective that people turned into physical

To learn the good, the bad, the complex, the simple?

What if the word was written as figure of speech

So man can understandably reach

the illogical reality that they so try to foresee?

But is it even about perceiving  

theoretical comparisons to your beliefs?

Do you hear me question your faith

Or hear the melody of the tune

That the idea of God is trying to replace?

What if you put a name to a face or word to a phrase

So you can reciprocate the emotion or state?

What if God is good is the idea that’s hard to exploit?

Could the true 42 be in the answer you thought was the point?

Sincerely, God

 
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