Cain and Abel

By megaprime81

When it came 
To pleasing God,
Cain wasn't Abel
When it came 
To loving God,
Abel was 
Willing and able
Forever was Cain
Cast out
For murdering
His brother
Cain just couldn't get
That God is not
To be mocked
Abel was a symbol
Of the shepherd
Of His flock
In a way,
Cain was Goofus
And Abel was Gallant
Cain was the type
To murder
And mock
Did Cain
Learn his lesson?
For his life
Was he cursed
Because he
Ignored God's
Right hand
And dwelt
On the left
So he burns
Eternally to be damned
Whilst Abel is in Heaven
With God's love
At His command

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Copyright 2013 megaprime81
Published on Thursday, September 26, 2013.     Filed under: "Poetry"

Author's Note:

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  • A former member wrote: I enjoyed the piece, clever perception and play on words, good flow, nice rhyme, and a message, this one works

  • megaprime81 On Wednesday, February 26, 2014, megaprime81 (743)By person wrote:

    Thank you.

  • A former member wrote: Very nice read. Thank you. - cree

  • megaprime81 On Friday, November 1, 2013, megaprime81 (743)By person wrote:

    Thank you; my skill comes and goes/ but when the muse hits me, i know it.

  • M Morgan On Friday, November 1, 2013, M Morgan (198)By person wrote:

    Until today I could not find my place. Sometimes Cain others time Abel . Very well written Poet.

  • A former member wrote: "When it came To pleasing God, Cain wasn't Abel"... I enjoyed this play on words. Cain and Able are epic distinctions between good and evil and I think you were able to bring that distinction personally to the front of the reader's mind. Good job. :)

  • megaprime81 On Thursday, September 26, 2013, megaprime81 (743)By person wrote:

    Thank you. Muchas gracias.


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