Unworthy

by Shane Michael Denham - Not entered


                    Unworthy

         I, having no right to write,
          unworthy to compose,
        Do confess unduely to my
          heathenistic throes,
        Do you suppose
          it is lagistic for my will
          to intercede?
        In concious intercession
          of sophisticated greed,
        And here I bleed,
          a self inflicted wound,
          a gash of wicked seed,
        In my confusion I subdue
          myself,
        Destruction, mind and body,
          through grim and ghastly deed,
        I can't portray the contrary,
          to what I know is true,
        Unworthy of his promise, of your flower,
          and of you.

                                  -By: Shane Michael Denham

Reason for writing:

    
        I wrote this poem to give experssion to the 
reolization of my unworth. Of Gods' promise and 
of the unherstood her in my life. It seems that when
one is on the thresh-hold of sin, all thoughts which 
would quite potentially prevent come up absent.
                        ...how convenient...
                                               - Shane Michael Denham    

Birth sign: Not entered
Date created: 1998-01-02 11:47:42
Last updated: 2021-03-03 14:39:53
Poem ID: 48424

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