When Good People Play GodA Poem by Marvin Thomas Cox-Flynn de GrahamPretty much self explanatoryWhen Good People Play God Written By Marvin Thomas Cox-Flynn de Graham Copyright © 2024 Marvin Thomas Cox DBA: Marvin Thomas Cox-Flynn de Graham All Rights Reserved
When good people -- exaggerate their own goodness and righteousness, overestimate and delusionally overrate their own significance of importance of existence, in taking it upon themselves to -- play “God” over the lives of those whom they deem as lesser, unworthy, people in their self-righteously judgmental eyes -- they shall one day come to stand before that mirror of clarification and impartiality right alongside all those lesser whom they have so vehemently despised. For, that mirror, which doth render all Human Beings equally relegated to decomposition's corruption, is death. And, in the dirt of this Earth, called the grave, perhaps you shall turn your head towards that lesser fellow lying beside you in the cold, cold, ground, or he to you, both dead and gazing into eyeless portals of worm eaten skulls that would like to say to the other: “You look like s**t!”
(Written February 22nd, 2024)
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Added on February 23, 2024 Last Updated on February 23, 2024 Tags: Live, Death, Philosophy, Existence, Self-Righteousness, Judgmentalism, The-Religion-Of-Supremacy AuthorMarvin Thomas Cox-Flynn de GrahamSmalltown, TXAbout“Hello! Welcome to my profile page. As a Creative Writer, I pen a variety of material that ranges from piss poor attempts at Poetry, to morbidly Dark Fiction, to investigative, in depth, re.. more..Writing
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