Mysteries Divine

A poem contemplating the mysteries and unsolved questions of the world.

A world of magnificence and of eternal mystery,

Of questions without answers and of impossibilities:

To believe in what is already evidently known;

For God to abandon his own heavenly throne;

To love one who rejects all forms of emotion;

To salvage sincerity that is hopelessly frozen;

To protect one from their very own self;

To free Satan from the fiery depths of hell;

To rebuild the shards of a badly broken home;

Or to displace the ocean with just a single stone;

 

For two people to ever possibly agree,

When there lies such discrepancy in what they both see;

Glancing at a coin that consists of two sides,

Where one sees beauty, disgrace the other finds.

Or what is weighed the greatest tragedy of all "

For the wicked to be freed or the innocent to fall?

But these mysteries of old will forever remain to be,

If answers were found, the questions would then cease.

It is said that the value is not in the end prize,

It is in the journey which unfolds before our eyes.

Author's Note

Would really, really, really love some feedback! Please feel free to review, comment, criticize, or compliment. Thank you so much :)

Reviews

[paddy d daly]

You have much going on here, i like the structure and the flow I also like the rhythm, but this has a deeper aspect, its thought provoking and question asking if I might put it that way, I really liked it, for whatever thats worth

[AveTN]

Its worth a great deal :) Thank you very much.

[paddy d daly]

you are welcome.