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Judgment's Mire

Suits and ties are their holy attire

But feet are stuck in judgment’s mire.

Missed the joy of freedom’s rest,

Always fear they’ll fail the test.

In heaven’s love they do not trust,

By words and deeds they must be just.

Faith and grace painted on their wall

But fear and doubt—

Have stained their soul.

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Guilt is the gift that keeps on giving. - unknown

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  • Not bad, one of the best I have gotten so far. I liked the flow. Over all it read real nice. good luck in my contest and good job.


  • Pisces rainbow gold member
    October 16

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    it is true in heaven's love they do not trust

     

    your ending really speaks volumes of truth

    God bless you my friend...


  • Tqop
    October 15
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    Very inspriational. I like your take on this. It was very deep. Thanks for sharing.


  • lesbian-in-love
    October 9

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    This was well written.It was enjoyable to read. It flowed really good. The rhyming was well done. Thanks so much for entering and good luck to you in the contest.


  • JinSays gold member
    August 29

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    yep, and the madness will never end, we'll just keep patching it up and sending it out like the next, groovy salvation.
    Thank you for taking the time to enter, and I wish you all the best.
    love,
    jin


  • poetryality silver member
    August 19

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    Your word rings true, and brings attention to those who would rather look righteous than act righteous. It is all window dressing and most can see through the pompous behavior, past the expensive suits and into soul's windows to find their truest darkness.

    Great title!

    Excellent work here poet. I wish you well in the challenge.


    Much Love & Respect ♥

    Renee


  • CookieZeal Greeters member
    August 13

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    A beautiful explanation of legalistic or exterior piety. Very convicting.

    This verse is true to the soulful bone. I love the flow, rhymes, and
    overall demeanor of this poem.
    Only thing I would do differently is format it in 2 single-spaced stanzas
    with the last two lines as couplet to summate the content.

    Lovely, lovely!


    • katie marie silver member
      August 13
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      Thank you very much for the formatting suggestions. That and punctuation are two things I have a lot of difficulty determining.


  • Lord Send Me
    August 3

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    This is a Parable

    So true... and, ouch! Sometimes, it's also true of me. But thank GOD! His grace has always proven to be bigger than "me," and well able to change the doubts I see.

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