RELIGION
A type of wine people crave
To face the troubles up to the grave.
A mirage glistening like water,
Thirsty minds see illusory water.
A dim star, blinking far away,
Dark veil is still on the way.
A flame of hope that gleams
In the tomb of ruined dreams.
A soothing balm for the aching souls,
When wounded by shattered goals.
A tinted glass to see the world,
Which shows a misty world.
A torch given to a blind,
Who can’t see by its light.
To face the troubles up to the grave.
A mirage glistening like water,
Thirsty minds see illusory water.
A dim star, blinking far away,
Dark veil is still on the way.
A flame of hope that gleams
In the tomb of ruined dreams.
A soothing balm for the aching souls,
When wounded by shattered goals.
A tinted glass to see the world,
Which shows a misty world.
A torch given to a blind,
Who can’t see by its light.
This Poems Story
Every religion says that it is the only true religion, and only its followers can gain salvation. Since no one can see the truth, religions can deceive people.
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