Guilt

by Kathryn   Dec 29, 2006


Clinging to hope. Faith and Divinity.
The Cleric, The Pope, The Sea of Tranquility.
The upbringing of Sacred singing inflates in our conscience.
Nurturing Sundays bring moral obedience.
I awoke one morning to the sound of bells.
Each ding of a ring struck a chord to Hell.
My body lay limp as I lacked ambition,
For the indulgence of sin I gave capitulation.
Excuses distract; another week will progress.
Sundays expire; my body, I'll undress.
Materializing. Momentarily satisfying.
Avoiding the unavoidable day of dying.
Guiltless 'till apprehended; anon, I lament.
Detained in this prison, I begin to repent.
I lie in bed, crying a catharsis of tears,
Selfishly kneeling and feeling fear.

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