Chapter 13
FREEDOM
Religious poems
Can I ask you what freedom is,
That speaks not in a human's bliss?
Can I ask you where serenity lies,
While I die alone, without the skies?
I don't like this world, so cold,
And so I came to make it bold.
I remain a cursed angel, still,
Begging you to come, if you will.
Will you ever kiss a creature so pure,
Like me, without a tongue, obscure?
Will you make her a sculpture grand,
What will you do, confess, take a stand!
I'm tired of this endless game,
A dog that bites its tail in shame.
I am God, perfect in my form,
At last, I arrive to change the norm.