A Gallon for Sale

A Gallon for Sale

A Poem by Demure Penumbra

Lilting voices lift your praises
Outstretched hands raise to you
Haunted screaming begs for mercy
Skin-bare skeletons can't get through
To the glory of those on high
Who wrap themselves in robes of light
And sit on thrones encased in gold
Faces holding looks so cold
As they behold those condemned
Who by their sins in hell are hemmed
And destined never to enter
The place of life where you mentor
All the angels on how to live
The glorious life that's without sin
And as I watch from the other side
It makes me start to question life
and why I'm here and why should I
Kowtow lowly all the time
To the ones painted in white
The ones in whom your hearts delight
The fluorescent sons of man
Who buy their white paint at a paint store

© 2013 Demure Penumbra


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Added on June 11, 2013
Last Updated on June 11, 2013
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Demure Penumbra
Demure Penumbra

Wherever the Wind May Blow , NJ



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