Disgraced

In such foolishness does man engage,
taking joy in wickedness, which does enrage.
Harming one another with little thought,
against basic rules, that were taught.
Murder and rape, rampant are they,
even their own children, parents slay.
In many sick pleasures, taking delight,
falsly thinking it's the human right.
Deciding it's ok, for man with man,
which was forbidden, since time began.
Or the woman, who beds more than one,
and knows not, who fathered her son.
Many more evils, the list goes on,
the days of innocence, are long gone.
How the mirror, one can face,
having to look, at such disgrace.
Given so much, and this you do,
but now I assure, the days are few.



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Written on 2009-06-26 at 05:18

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Rachy
This poem is good and well rhymed like the others you write. I agree with most of this poem but the gay thing I don't really see anything wrong with it I don't see it as evil I have friends that are gay and they are very nice and caring. By your poetry I get that your very religous but I think we'd prefer more people to be gay then to have rapist and murderers but the poem itself is good I just think the ideas and opinions need to be more open.
2009-06-27