WE SHOULD NOT BLAME THEM.
We should not blame them for our misfortunes, Our ways are not theirs, neither do they dance to our terrific tunes. They are fallen beings from the beginning with command, Pride they wear as garment; joy they have not for man. Breaking the Master's rule, cause the consequence. Being a spirit being, appear and disappearing not a coecidence. They seem to be friendly with man, but harmful, Sometime jealous, cunny in ways but their traps too powerful. They downplayed the first couples in the garden, Who does that? Of course it's man, the command is not hidden. Don't do this! But the Maker's voice we hate and dishonored not hearken. We are the cause and the predicament we shall all face. We should not blame them, we danced to their tune now is the case. They live! They exist in spirit and in the physical. Amazingly, beauty are there description in the lexicon. © PAUL ABU WALIE SESAY. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
Poetry Books 50% Off
Bestselling collections from top poets
