The Beast in Priests
THE BEAST IN PRIESTS The priest Is a beast He tears every woman apart. He will never give But he will always take from the poor. He purchase But will never pay for it. He begs more than a beggar, He preaches against being a sluggard But he will never work. I am a priest Who suffers the people to do what I preach And not what I do Because I pick where I never kept. For miracle's sake, humans have been buried alive. For the sake of fame I have walked naked in the night. And for riches, I have been disconnected I have lost a washer and a bolt Which binds my senses together. Woe unto me for I am a man after my belly. “Woe unto me for I am a man after my belly.” AUTHOR’S NOTE This poem is inspired by critical observations of religious leadership and moral contradictions within spiritual systems. It reflects on how some individuals who occupy sacred positions fail to align their actions with the principles they preach. The poem is not an attack on faith itself but a questioning of hypocr...