I and God Are One #2228

I and God Are One Why do you accuse me of blasphemy, Because I said, "I am God's Son"? "You, a mere man, claim to be God," Echoes through history, the battle hard-won. In the shadow of truth, fear and doubt arise, Great truths begin as whispers in the dark, Cloaked in blasphemy, yet to the wise, They are the sparks igniting the divine spark. A man speaks, and heavens tremble, With words that pierce the mortal veil, Revealing a connection undeniable, A love story that shall prevail. For in the heart of every human, Dwells a piece of the divine, A truth so profound, it shakes the heavens, And makes the soul to shine. "I and God are one," the bold declare, In voices strong and pure, Though the world may cry blasphemy, In truth, their hearts endure. For every prophet, saint, and seer, Who dared to speak the word, Faced the charge of blasphemy, Yet in their truth, they stood. So why do you accuse me now, For speaking what is true? In the face of fear and ignorance, The divine light shines through. I am God's Son, and so are you, In every heart, His light does dwell, Blasphemy to some, a great truth to others, In the end, love's story we shall tell. -Steven G. Lee (July 6, 2024)