Slaughter time.A Poem by Jessica Lynn Polley
I have never been one to count my blessings,
but I have always counted flaws... not sure if you can handle what I am confessing, sure that I never asked you to fall. You see me chances are being broken... and I just forgot how to breathe through out that one finger salute that the world pointed right back at me. I have learned that everyone is special... in there own special little way, and I should never judge or be impartial... to someones personal brand of hate. You see they have earned the scars they wear... and some people are quite proud, to stand only three feet tall when the world cuts them down. They said to me it is all black and white, and when I told them I see grey... they held both my hands real tight, and for my soul they prayed. They said to me evil is like a snake... wrapping you up warm and tight, an explanation riddled with knowledge... to which God said they had no right. They spoke of wisdom and of truth... the power they have to set you free, and all I could do was smile at the snake staring back at me. Ignorance is bliss, and you can not have it both ways. You can either stay and face the music, or tuck your tail and run away. So if I decide to leave... tell me who are you judge? Branded saints but I see cowards, who have forgotten how to love. So spare me your broken blessings... you see your god is not mine. My god speaks right to me, and yours has been twisted through out time. I do not need your words or your hypocrisy... to tuck me in at night. I refuse to worship the words of man... I do not have to be wrong so that you can be right! Your brand of self imposed righteousness is starting to get a little old. I do not want to stand in a line with sheep who are simply doing as the are told. If you just refuse to see the light in me... there is not much that I can do. Just know that when the slaughter time comes... I will pray for you.
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