Poetrya
Heavenly View
This was written for Lindsey. Whenever I’m with you, Gazing deep into your eyes, I see such a heavenly view, And all fear within me dies. As I journey further in, My heart and soul are pained By the overwhelming din Of the joy that I’ve attained. It feels like an eternity, Time itself seems to halt. A wave of peace engulfs me, And fills my aching heart. My only wish is to stay, Gazing ...[Read More]
Faith
Originally written January of 2007. Edited August of 2009. This one reads more like a story. Faith has been a huge issue for me lately, with events in my life leading me farther and farther along the path of Agnosticism. At this point, I’d classify myself as a Strong Agnostic. When I was young, I was innocent, And everything seemed so clear. My faith dicated by my parents, And I lent an al...[Read More]
Hypocrisy
Originally written March of 2007. Edited and extended August of 2009. Hypocrisy By: Christopher Chaffin Written: March 2007 Edited and Extended: August 2009 Hypocrisy has run rampant Across an apathetic world, Whose dignity has been spent By hearts, depressingly cold. Disregard for our fellow man In situations dark, and bleak Only serves to lend a hand To the havoc which we wreak. Death, Poverty, ...[Read More]
The Lugubrious Lumberjack
Herein lies the lament of the lumberjack. Before witnessing his woeful wailings, discern his dismal downfall: Skip a bit to about 3:45 for the tale of the lumberjack, or watch the lovely story about the pet parrot first (a very touching story about a man and his Norwegian Blue). youtube::gfIVMchKd_U:: I’ll give you a few moments to digest. … … … … All set? Lovely. ...[Read More]