Feeble Giant
In a towered lurch
Of desert falls
There lies a beast
Who stands tall
In the face of an ever growing evil
He commands his bishops to,
Commit the necessary tenets
Of his doctrine
When confronted by this evil
He soon learns its face
Is his own
In a towered lurch
Of desert tall
There lives a beast
Who soon will fall
The grace of man
Is marked of flaws
A faith born of narcissism
Leads only to broken laws
In our feeble attempt
To become more,
It leads only to,
Us becoming poor
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