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Bible- Outro(for closure)

The Bible(Closure)

What can be said
Of Gods astute wisdom and reasoning?
If a murderer were above us,
Would we ever relax in the evenings?

We cannot get back
Things were taken from us
In God we trust,
Why is his name a cuss?
But the truth is
We are not, and no one is
In that much control
Should the divine forgive?

What are mistakes
And who really makes them?
The attack on man
Begins with his modern complacency
It is in his heart
And reasoning to know
The beginning and end
Of all time that flows
But it is in his dreams to wonder
Why he thinks he is a man?
And with no one to talk to
What he thinks he defends?
Is it the mockery of existence
To only pretend?
Why do we still say,
That he is only a man?

God's eyes torment us
We know there is always a fight
Must despair have rule
Over the day and the night?
And must it rule
While the conscience grows
Resizing and scaling
Giving the woah man~ woah!

And if there is power,
Why do we know?
Why did he show?
Why did he tell us which way to go?

And if there is power,
Why do I see
Lines upon lines
Why do I see
An infinite
Why do I see
That freedom isn’t free

I might mistake my hate
For the wrong pretender
It gets real with a name
That’s how my mind comes to render

But I wait
Afraid to invent
My soul seems unclear
I take to the fence

And if there were ever a reason
Please, someone, take credit
There are too many thieves
And the truth isn’t on Reddit
The lies that I see
Are surrounding me
And the truth derived from a story

Is best let be 

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