A Challenge to Love
Love can't be behind religion
Too much tension
Too much condescension
Of what the youth is "missing"
Then people wonder why
Why we tend to be so distant
As if our absence has them befuddled
But with every word they utter
They pass judgement on another
That's not love
That's not Jesus bleeding sin
Or what you sing in hymns
Or why we praise him
It's often hard to hold my chin
In a society so dim
It won't let God's light shine in
Where you are ostracized and scrutinized
For everything you do
Like who?!
Can you speak to nowadays
That won't judge you as if you've done a crime
And let you know of your faults
At any opportune time
They wonder why kids drink
And why they smoke weed
This is no good excuse but
It gives them time to be free
Cuz' where else would you go
If you could turn nowhere in need
Now I know you might say Christ
But that's not the way they think
They're emotionally alone
So they'll just puff a little trees
Take a little drink
Or slit their wrist until they bleed
Then you don't look at them the same
But let's see why they do these things
Because you put them all to shame
Because of A's and B's
Or they didn't do good in a game
We understand you're worried
We understand you care
But you bring on more negativity
Than minds and souls can bear
Christ never judged
He unconditionally loved
And is this not who we follow?
I spoke to give your blind eyes sight
Inside the mind of a child
Trying to live in the light
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