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Too fat...
Too thin..
Too smart...
Too beautiful...
Too courageous...
Too dominant....

For when we all stand at gates of "God"
We are to be rejected as such happens.

Too Jewish...
Too Muslim...
Too Catholic...
Too Protestant...
Too Hindu...
Too Buddhist...

For when it comes to stand and be judged
We are to be rejected for our judgments.

Too suicidal...
Too merciful...
Too pious...
Too doubtful...
Too stoic...
Too happy....

For when we walk through the darkness
We are to be rejected for deeds of our own.

Too white...
Too dark...
Too yellow...
Too green...
Too left...
Too right...

For when we sit in silence and listen.
We are to be rejected for not hearing truth.
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:iconwiccan-willow:
i love this one! its so true! keep up the great work!
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:iconblonde-eyed-blue:
Thank you.
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:iconwiccan-willow:
you're welcome
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:iconsavy09:
i love it your so good at writing...i love reading your poems...
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:iconrushandruleit:
Whether you're trying to get a job, a date, a friend, or any kind of recognition, rejection is never far away. So true...:iconsadplz:
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:iconblonde-eyed-blue:
You do catch the grasp of the concept the poem speaks right? Or, do I need to explain this?
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:iconrushandruleit:
I have to admit that I did twist the meaning of this to be about what was important to me.

The adjectives of the first set are not really bad, so I take that to mean that the judgements are exessively harsh.

The second bit seems to be about the impossibility of logically picking the "right" religion.

The third set of adjectives are feelings and states of mind, frowned upon by some religions, and so you can be rejected from heaven because of the way you feel, which seems quite arbitrary and out of one's control.

In particular, the last line reads as though you're looking for the truth, but no clues are given. Again, it leads to unfair judgment.

Am I on the right track...?:iconthinkingplz:
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:iconblonde-eyed-blue:
You are on the right track. It is a little deeper than that. I have to admit your comment made me wonder with what you were originally mentioning. However; I think you have the ideas.
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