Wednesday, 16 September 2015

Passions


Like anyone my age, I was fourteen once
Sitting in a cage as tele rocked my world like the flinstones
Peers viewed the world from all sorts of angles while mine was just a stationed glass box that I tightly held the remote to like criminals pistols 
Like a prisoner, the scenes behind that screen had me cuffed
And the curses that flew out of that speaker were all I ever coughed
A fourteen year old boy who pushed his life down the drain
Insane, he ignored the calls of the God that would put him in the right lane
Or...was he too stupid to turn down the volume on those mind polluting speakers
Music videos about girls, cars, drugs and fancy sneakers
Were all he had a vision for
Not even the smallest room for God in his peripheral
So, with the remote in hand I lay in that couch all day
Authority trade; the reason that box on the unit equally chose when to pause or play
Stop; switch or even skip some scenes to my life
Probably why there isn't much to my social life
They told me there was 'so much more' than these cartoons
I guess that is why I went for adult section too
But it is for sins like these and all that Jesus lay in the tomb
Three days enough to wipe it all off the face of the globe
Look, he came to be our hope
Yet we put him on the bench
Like the red traffic light, to our suffering he put a stop
But that's a fire we don't want to quench
In all his creation he gave us first place, gold
While we without the slightest fear bold...ly
Gave him silver, bronze or just thought he didn't deserve a medal
And that in itself is the reason for our downfall.
Had me bungee jumping into a ditch full of guilt
Leaving me void of every option except to wallow in my filth
Never been to juvenile detention but I was surely locked away
And locked away in my brain was a little voice that said
'Focus not on the ditch and the darkness feeling it
But on the man that can pull you out; holds the cord so cling to it'
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