"When the Face you Detest is You"

"When the Face you Detest is You" It is easy to stare in the face of sinners with holy anger streaming from your face, Smirking gleefully at their foulness, And priding in your self-bequeathed sacredness. Because your robes are white, And your titles high But, hey, what of your heart? You leap on every wrong turn, Crying the law and its damning consequences, Hell-bent to uphold a law you never held. Like whips, your pious smile Scourge their errant souls. From your fiery sermons, two faced-sword Proceeds to slash these damned hearts Beyond the reach of your high-handed salvation. Every Sunday, you wear your scarlet gown With a wig hanging loosely on your head, And a blood dripping gavel in hand, And then sit infallibly on men' sins And dispatch them to the hands of cruel Justice Forgetting you're dust too. Then suddenly, the pendulum of truth Swings to this other side, And you are standing before your foil The breeze of heaven blows on you phoney soul Leaving you bare...