Song of a Spiritual Agnostic

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Song of a Spiritual Agnostic

God smiled and laughed

God wept and cried

God had my face

God was in my hide

And all the sun rays warming

all the cold winds blowing

every mosquito bite

and each lovely sight

every day

and every night

God talked

and was there

and I knew it.

 

And I still know it.

 

In every perfection

and every deformity

there is God

infinitely

infinitesimally

ingrained

in conformity with what must be

and is

always was and will be

reality is God

don't you see?

 

If you don't

that's ok

you are part of Him

Her

or It

anyway.

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vincenzo commented on Song of a Spiritual Agnostic

02-23-2010

Well done pal, food for thought... for those who know how to eat it though. GOD... is He/She/It really a He/She/It...? Food for thought for all. Good poem.

ginga commented on Song of a Spiritual Agnostic

02-17-2010

congo, A poem that believes in faith , hope and truth through belief in the "one." I love it. ginga

icu2 commented on Song of a Spiritual Agnostic

01-28-2010

While I liked the poem, I cannot fathom not knowing if my God is a he, she, or a it! I think myself far to smart and crafty to just let life slide by not knowing who He is, or where I stand with Him. He gave us a book for goodness sakes! And, said "Learn of Me."

CongoNetherland

03/22/2010

That's a book written by men. Why is He a man? That makes absolutely no sense to me. Is a penis an indication of God?

CongoNetherland

03/22/2010

I can't seem to retract that last statement, which was extreme. The idea is there, but it sounds peevish. Sorry icu2 . . . I am not religious. I do not trust books or people telling me what to believe because my own sense of spiritual connection is stronger than words. I don't believe God is a boy or girl. That's too narrow a definition.

jesusfreake commented on Song of a Spiritual Agnostic

01-27-2010

Beautifully written...is there anything else to say? Nothing to argue about...God simply IS...(there, here) whether we're looking or not nicely done

Charlie23 commented on Song of a Spiritual Agnostic

01-27-2010

While I don't understand how "agnostic" applies to the content of the poem so much, I do very much enjoy your writing style!

CongoNetherland

01/28/2010

Good point. It isn't very agnostic sounding. Invoking "God" in any writing is like dropping an atomic bomb and this one does it a lot. Lamely, all I can say is that I don't prescribe to a religion and have assigned the notion of God as a catch all for the wonderment we feel when marveling at the world and our lives. Recently I read that this used to be called Deist or Universalist. I thought it might be Buddhist and still don't know. In the end, I'm not so sure there is a sentient being at the end of the rainbow. But I like to think there is something good behind it all, just because it's easier to talk to a probably imaginary friend, than none at all . . .

Charlie23

01/28/2010

I enjoy spiritual pieces knowing that not all people praise the same God I do. I find there to be a huge difference between being spiritual and being religious, although I don't know that I could explain it to another if I tried. I did enjoy this piece though!

When power leads man towards arrogance, poetry reminds him of his limitations. When power narrows the area of man's concern, poetry reminds him of the richness and diversity of existence. When power corrupts, poetry cleanses.

John F. Kennedy (1917-1963) Thirty-fifth President of the USA

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Song of a Spiritual Agnostic 12
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