by Corey Campbell

You lack it all. But live your life, be your god.
You have yet to think beyond and above.
Tell me, what knowledge have you obtained?
What secrets have unlocked by your brain?

The deepest questions, you rarely ponder.
When will you? After death will you wonder?
“There is no god,” your life’s anthem proclaims.
You have figured it out, done, end of game.

Your years will pass and you will stay the same.
“There is no god,” you’ll boast along the way.
Life’s deepest question, you’re certain you know.
“I exist by natural means alone.”

How easily you’ll die, at peace knowing
That this fear of death, is nerve cells firing
Plunging into darkness, softly you’ll lay
Knowing certain, “There is no god, no way.”

by Corey Campbell

There are a variety of reasons
Why I know you’re there.

You surrounded me in love
When know one else was there.

You taught me to endure
During times that were not fair.

With painful tears I suffered,
But you were always there.

And when I fell down,
You’re the only one that cared.

And even as I worried,
You told me not to fear.

You guided me throughout my life.
That’s why I’ve made it here.

Oh what joy the words you’ve spoken.
Even those I’ve yet to hear.

You’ve taught me about your Son,
And now I yearn to share:

The sacrifices you’ve made,
Just so that I could be near.

The grass is starting to green.
I am delighted to see its color.
Winter has been very mean.
I love the feel of summer.