A poem about how the quest for Truth is constantly becoming elusive. It’s a poem about how different interpretations of "why we on earth" makes understanding it almost impossible.
Far across the street
In the blistering cold night
From all the light she retreats
Sena sings with a frail might
She hums away quietly:
Truth is fading
Fast life and gaudy clothes
Raping Pastors and Lying politicians
Tranverstites and Queer passions
Too much to learn yet little knowledge
Who’s right, who’s wrong:
Truth is Fading
But Truth is tricky
Whose truth is “The Truth”
Yesterday Dogo apostasised
The Cricifix is for the White man
Today Vaughn the sky gazer discovered
Another world far away and safer
Today the Atheist said a prayer
To a god she does not believe in
Tomorrow we’ll get more confused
What is the truth?
What if it’s wrong to eat pork?
What if the homos are right?
What if the Big Bang is true?
And we were once apes?
Or the Sabbath is Saturday?
And we’re all crazy!
Who sent little Angelica to Hell’s Corridor
To see a gentle Pope Scream in pain?
Why should Christ be crucified on a Stake
And not on a Cross?
Are the Hindus lost without Christ?
But we all love the Dalai Lama
Is that the Truth?
Sena sings
Images blurring, too much blood lost
But she hums away to the night:
There is one purpose to life and one only
To bear witness to
And understand as much as possible
Of the complexity of the world– its beauty, its mysteries, its riddles
But that’s just Anne Rice
Tomorrow she’ll choose her friends right
She’ll ignore the pain
Sena will live right, no regrets
No confusion
She’ll win–hurt or no hurt
Well that’s her Truth
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