apostate
the apostate—
cold wind heavy rain
and no one to blame
posted by Bill | 6:20 PM
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11 Comments:
no one to blame is not necessarily bad :)
No, it's just that before his/her apostasy, there was someone to blame.
A guilty man --
even a bright sunshine
was his reason!
(It's time for Easter, now)
There always is someone to blame!
:D
Funny thing, I know a woman, a poet, whose conversion to Catholicism began when she realized that, although she didn't believe in God, she knew Someone was to blame for everything she found unsatisfactory in the universe. The apostate in my poem is just feeling a bit deprived.
big smile!...
and i like your story about this woman, Bill
Happy Easter, dear Polona, Tikkis, Gautami, Bill!
Angelika
Thank you, Angelika, and Happy Easter to you and yours.
You're actually implying that an apostate is more (or less!) than human! Should I wish I was one? I enjoy your senryu -- they make me ponder, and not just think.
around the earth
the planets and stars ...
where are the strings?
:>) Ella
"Into every bowl of soup, a fly must fall." ... 'moi'
Having someone/something to blame can be comforting, even if we have to invent him/her/it for the purpose.
Beautiful, silly, freedom. It used to rain "on me." Now, it just rains.
Good thought, AD.
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