Shall I Repent?

Shall I Repent?

A Poem by Treo LeGigeo
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Faith vs. Sin

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They tell me my execution is near,
As I stand before you, before this cross,
I've no regrets for what I've done, you hear?
I tell you, you should go, you'll have no loss,

You sit Father, and I tell you I've sinned,
But no, I ask not for your forgiveness,
My soul's already scattered in the wind,
And I've not a care for your holiness.

To repent, I hear you asking from me,
Then I'll have a chance to hear Heaven's song,
But no, I prefer Hell to purity,
Never will I give up the thrill of wrong.

Between sin and faith, you choose the latter,
But I know that sin feels much, much better.

© 2013 Treo LeGigeo


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I love this piece. Well penned. Freewill.

Posted 11 Years Ago


Very nice piece indeed.

Posted 13 Years Ago


Interesting, I really like this piece.

Posted 13 Years Ago



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Added on September 16, 2010
Last Updated on April 3, 2013
Tags: Sonnet, Ballad, Priest, Religion, Sin, Repent, Evil, Hell, Heaven, Execution, Repenting

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Treo LeGigeo
Treo LeGigeo

Sydney, NSW, Australia



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I'm from Australia, so some people may find that I spell things differently. I love writing and have had a couple of publications of short stories and novellas under a pseudonym. I started .. more..

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