Autonomy of Sin By Kai-Anne Clews

The birds do not gossip That they should prefer better songs, Than those given them by the Creator, They do not mumble that He was wrong. The mighty stars in their orbit Do not mutter about it being too far, That the Creator should expect such service, Never so complained a single star. All the rugged and noble animals, In the wind and the sleet and the snow, They do not boast of their better knowledge, They do not sell what they know. Show me one atom that opposes HIM, The Great One called; I AM. Only the Devil demands independence from HIM, And with this same madness, he poisoned man. All of creation follows Gods leading, Animals, Plants, Planets and seasons, They require no explanation, And suffer to give none their reasons. Only mankind and the Devil himself Would prefer the Outer Darkness to the Lord… Only mankind and the Devil himself, Believe they alone ought be adored.