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American Haikus
December 10, 2014
The great Hinayana of progress
Is the story of bigotry disguised as Christianity
Told from the mouth of Deep South critic claiming to follow the teachings of a man who loved all
When you come to my door
Just remember
You aren’t perfect, and neither am I
Crushed tin cans
Reverberate in the brassy stomach
Of eternity
© Christina E., Henderson, NV
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For the record, I'm Christian. I just can't stand the hatred some Christians dish out to minorities for no reason. We're called to love all.