Keep the Prayers

*Note: this poem contains heavily critical language directed toward God/religion. Please refer to the comments added afterwards for the author’s explanation. This is not intended to offend, but please use discretion when reading if you have are easily triggered by content that is critical to the topic.


Keep the Prayers


This is a spoken word piece that I obviously wrote not long after losing my mother. She passed in August of 2015, and while I never did fully recover my faith, after a few years I was finally able to free myself from the anger I directed toward God (if He truly does exist, that is)., I take solace in the fact that my mind eventually simmered down to a more manageable state of what I would call stoic agnosticism.

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  1. Some put prayers over on others like a criminal sentence. Those who do so are the worst criminals ever. Slap me upside the head if you ever feel like I’m doing that to you. And I’ll continue to keep you in my prayers the way it should be done—in my heart. 🙂

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