A home for the Unknown

The “habit” of perfection   makes no sense
We may achieve perfection perhaps once.
It  hurts the doubtful minds of the intense.

Around our hearts we need to build a fence
To keep away such  spiritual cons
The “habit” of perfection   makes no sense

Even if we live as monks  or nuns
We   do not leave the world when robe we don
We hurt the painful minds of the intense

We may give away our gold and even pence
But find our narcissism’s  still  not gone
The “habit” of perfection   makes no sense

Work and  individual effort’s  part defence
We can    try to make  a  space for the Unknown
Otherwise we  harm the  stricken hearts of the intense

 

To claim   that we  live perfectlly  offends
And with it our salvation’s all but gone
The” habit” of perfection   makes no sense
It  hurts the doubtful minds of the intense