Snap crackle and pop,
the devil won't stop,
until he makes us pop.
Then when we're finally broken,
he'll wear us like a token.
Broken down and weak,
our future becomes bleak.
If we keep the devil on the run,
we can defeat the son of a gun.
His power involves intimidation and fear,
when we drop our God he will appear.
But he's only a mirage,
appearing to be big and large.
He's knows all our weakness,
and uses them in completeness.
He's always two steps ahead,
he'll harass us until we're dead.
But the demon has no effect,
as long as we live correct.
Indulging in evil,
unleases the devil.
Once out of his cage,
he'll control our rage.
Snap crackle and pop!
Evil won't stop.
G
Love Tinka
i, too, thought you were talking about my joints (or rice krispies LOL), but you popped a serious message in this one--well done!
(((HUGS))) and love, karla. :)
(((HUGS))) and much love, your (creaky arthritic) friend in Tx, Karen Lynn. :D LOL
While reading the first two stanzas, I thought You were referring to the Resident of 1600 hundred, Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, DC. It does cover that particular Number One Resident.
Keep Your heart pumping wisdom, Sublime Poet!
Andre Emmanuel Bendavi ben-YEHU