How unfair to give one blow after the other
to people who so believe in you.
You are skewed in your mercies and virtues
You are an unfair, unrepentant God.
Why do I still need you?
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11 comments:
Unfair unrepentant god. . . .
Very thoughtful.
In all, a very painfull thought.
faith is spontaneous and unstoppable,
love is willful, yet irreversible sometimes,
belief is still a matter for thought,
because, how much do we believe?..
/-How unfair to give one blow after the other
to people who so believe in you...
loved those lines! keep writing :D
it was athoughtful post...
wishes..
MIP
Riversoul-- painful.. yes.. :) thanks for stopping by.
Dileep-- That comment is poetry in itself. thanks :) yes, belief is a subjective matter that cannot be qualified quite right by one single person..
Prasad-- thanks.. So i will.. :)
Man in painting-- Thanks.. :)
You've been blogrolled.
And my blog's updated
:)
I ask these questions too...
but so beautifully :)
LOL That's a typo. I meant to write 'but NOT so beautifully!'
Riversoul-- Thanks
IHM-- Poetry is a beautiful, powerful antidote to pain, isn't it? :) thanks for stopping by...
I've seen how His work happens in mysterious ways. So I might beg to differ with the questions.
But the answer to the very first question is probably: for hope.
I don't know how i land up here. but this was the best read in so few words. very true and poetic...
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