The Hymn of Him
Doors slammed and objects thrown
I remain in my closet, frightful and alone
There are silences and then blasphemies spoken
And there I tear, huddled and broken
Where are those claimed manners?
That you so taught me to follow
What must I do to seek receive an appropriate answer
My mother, poor mother, doesn’t deserve to be so hollow
But there you are, raging the world
With your selfish desires and motives unfurled
Oh where could I have been if it were not for you?
Perhaps true guidance and counsel or some sort of clue
So my path towards success would not be obstructed
By such brutality and rigor yet talents so gifted
With bravery, confidence and intelligence galore
Yet such qualities overshadowed by brutality forever more
Much is to be changed in our world of affliction
Yet for me I simply desire a father of conviction
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