The hateful, the hated, the hypocrites

March 20, 2015

In the bible of Christianity,

It’s against God for two men to lust.

Homosexuality is contrary to biblical sanity,

Two women married will lose God’s trust

Strongly agreed it is a sin,

That’s the end of it, Amen.

But what else does the book say?

To forgive and love all created.

No matter their religion or birthday.

Has this not been premeditated?

So why are many against them so?

Against their own religion do they not go?

If we cannot forgive them,

Then we cannot forgive any crime.

We cannot forgive liars, rapists, or the grime,

The murderers, cheaters, burglars, not at any time.

Therefore, we should hate every soul dead and alive,

From their sins, no one can be revived.

You, thus, say we should hate ourselves,

The worlds hate is now explained.

The hateful justify by pulling the book from the shelves,

The hated’s poor lives upon are rained,

The hypocrites smile at the gay-mans hearse,

But “worship” God’s universe.

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