A hobo handyman a tiny tyrant Blew in on the wind a tumbleweed my way As fixed in mind as in form itinerant To work for free but I could not afford it To suck my soul away while I ignored it And I had to let him go for good today
Hobo handyman your handymanity Is just not worth your unworthy vanity On the one hand you preach at me and you say That I am no Christian at least not like you While on the other hand you ask about sex
Well go to hell alone whatever you do Stay well the hell away from my house and me Keep the stink of your hobo handyman hex Far from me and keep your hypocrisy too My soul and faith are mine nor can you budge me How dare you order me about and judge me
O Lord from fundamentalists and handymen Especially both in one save us now and then
Powerful words well penned. I have always found fundamentalist Christians amusing. How they can claim to follow the Prince of Peace as they love calling him, and yet preach hate is beyond me. How can one follow a man who taught peace and love for your fellow man, and yet spew such hatred? I guess we will never know.
Good write! You know something Steve? A true fundamentalist believes in the true fundamentals as stated by Jesus. Love ye one another, even as I have loved you. I would guess your handyman was not a true fundamentalist but one who hid behind a facade.
God Bless, my friend,
Lew
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God Bless, my friend,
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