(Copyright © 2018 by Wil C. Fry. All rights reserved.)
Shackles on my mind
Served to keep me blind
Truth I could not find
Darkness is not kind
Stunted by indoctrination
Lies in a “Christian nation”
Threatened with damnation
Sulfuric conflagration
Striving to use reason
A lock with no keys in
Worried it was treason
No easy way to ease in
Glowing like a spark
Shining in the dark
Rising from the fog
Bleeding like a dog
Heaving heart pounding
The corner now rounding
Every fact astounding
Relief’s sigh resounding
A mind needs to be rebuilt
After rising from the silt
That buried me like a quilt
And filled my soul with guilt
I wrote the fourth stanza on 2018.01.15, and I knew it was about my rise from Christianity to
reason. Three days later, I added the rest.
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