Your so called meager life.
Is plagued with riches.
Born by the strong beliefs.
Of your many victims.
The task that they enthrusted.
Within your powers.
Yet they remain unchanged.
Your god is non existent.
You speak of your god.
Does he condemn your life.
You're nothing but a hypocrite.
Actions speak over words.
The many sins you've lived.
The many lies you've told.
Your defaming existence.
Hidden by a power tie.
Where's your god.
Who do you answer to.
How do you live with yourself.
Where's your conscience.
Where's your conscience.
Do you think.
This is just.
Such an excess of assets.
While they hope to eat.
Your golden spoon.
Their hand to mouth.
After your final days.
Where will you go.
Your sins direct you.
Not your words.
Your god is nothing.
Your god is non existant.
He's nothing.


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    and timo has a good point - If god were to intervene, we would learn ABSO-FUCKIN-LUTELY NOTHING!....we would be like "thank you god....life is great...nothing bad happens".....Imagine if the world was a completely peaceful place where there are no disagreements and no violence....what the hell would we learn? no conflicts? no differences of opinion?

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