I am a sinner
I am a sinner
of wicked intent but
poor execution.
I am a master craftsman
shaping with soft hand and
crushing with hardened fist
I was a saint
called to follow righteousness but
traipsed the wrong path
A path to liquid gold
bathed in red and purple
a dull ache to match
it was never mine to take
a painful awareness that
I am my actions
Not my intentions
truth drips then
loose lips
go forth to
sink ships
judgment day
and I am told
what I already know
I am my wrongs
I have no rights
I rose by sin and
by virtue I fall
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