Above and below

poem by: Anna Tate
Written on Apr 22, 2017

am all of above and below

I am he,  your Lord of heaven above I am he,  who gifts you life and love. I am my own competitive oppositionI gift you death and cruel acts of precision. For I am God,  the sole creator of allFor I am the devil,  to whom my prey will fall. I can give you breath,  And a beating heart& just as easily,  In death I can bring your life's depart But unbeknown to man,  they do not think I am just one and all. choosing to believe God as goodAnd Satan as evil In any bad downfall. Through fear of unknown,  & what is to eternally beThey choose to believe,  if I'm God I'll set their soul free. It's those weak and afraidTo believe in the gift I gave to them lifeMy intentions were for them to gain strengthOnly to believe in himself through struggle & strife. It's only those manly enough To not worry thereafter their death. Who live their life in the momentEnjoying the very meaning of their given breath. These are the strong souls That appreciate without greed. Not living by fear of their actionsIn hope for much more in death they plead. I admire a strong mind,  the almight & bold And these are my angels;  True hearts made of gold. Not like these pheasants,  who now beg & pray, With only thought for himself, That in death it will pay.    By Anna Sabrina Tate  23/01/2016. ore life after death & choose to believe one as good opposing the evil one.  in your lifes depart.

 

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