OUR MAKER
BY FIONA CUMMINGS
Before we are put on this land
I believe that our lives are planned
Mapped out if you like
Full of laughter with the odd tear
Someone, something, decides if we should hear
Walk or have sight
We are made as though to be canned
By machine, or hand?
All of the ingredients are put in a dish
Our future depends on a wish
Our destiny whatever will occur later
It’s all down to our maker
Do we owe him, her, it, a favour?
Can we change our future?
Walk down a different avenue?
What if we don’t like the view?
And words that are spoken are just not true
Is life a game
If so to whom
What is their gain?
Do they sit in a room?
Watching us as we are like pawns?
So who is the queen, the king or the rook?
Moving us comes the storms
Does our maker get excited and take a look?
So what is the next chapter in the book?
Why does there have to be evil?
Who will be the crook?
And why is there an angel?
In heaven and earth
Why do we die
And then there is birth
We look to the sky
Is that the right place?
Why does our maker not show their face?
So many questions I have
I wish I had the answers to give
Reasons we should die so young
And others a long life they live
How come some hold grudges
And others easily forgive
Is earth the end
Or do we, move on?
Sold, or pawned
What coins do they spend
Are they real or pretend?
I hope we live on
And each world gets better
I wish I could post these questions in a letter
And they would be answered in person
Would we like the answers though?
It would be great for me but difficult for some
Others couldn’t face the future if their lives were to
worsen
Would we go early, be the chosen?
If we knew we were going to a better world
Where we were not ruled by gold
But gained fortunes in love
Would we be happy to go?
To the unknown above
A land in the sky
I would be terrified
For sure would cry
As would miss those I love and care for
I’m not wanting to knock at that door
In an ideal world
We would all wait for one an other
Be reunited with our
Father and Mother
And live together forever
© Fiona Cummings
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