Different Paths

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Long ago one day
A Child asked an angel
A question very old
Which is the best Religion?

She just smiled
At the inquisitive child
She held his tiny hand
And went to a tropical land

The sea was huge
Fed by many a river
The colour a vibrant blue
It made the child quiver.

"What do you see, sweet child?"
"I see a big great sea",he replied,
"Fed by many rivers wild."

"Rivers lose their identity,"
The Angel began solemnly,
"When they merge into the sea.

"The Rivers are the Religions
Leading all to the mighty sea
All of them guide people
Just different paths his altar holy."

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EclecticReaderEclecticReaderover 3 years ago
I found you late.

And all I have to say is

"Amen".

jadedlonewolf89jadedlonewolf89about 8 years ago

Beautiful with heart and soul

Sammael BardSammael Bardabout 10 years agoAuthor
Ouch!

I don't mind the sex of an angel. Basically they are spirits to me BUT I had to personify the angel and I definitely didn't want to call them 'it'. I chose a feminine sex to create a mother-child theme which is more beautiful and tender than a father-child theme (to me).

pelegrinopelegrinoabout 10 years ago

I am automatically turned off by religion, but so long as it provided guidance and social coherence in the past, it did its good.

Your poem does too!

By the way, have the theologians finally decided on the sex of angels?

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