Poems About Atheism by Top Critiquers

So I'm the one
Who parted the sea
And no one believed me
And I'm the one
Who walked on water
Yet no one ever seen me

So Pontius Pilate killed me
Made an example out of me
Skewered me through the limbs
In a tormenting crucifixion
Fear not my fools
For in just three days
I'll be back with you again
Like three fucking sixes
i will never go away
So I created the universe in seven days
Like three sevens
My name is god and I am a liar

Is it really that impossible to believe
That nothing can...

I'm the universe on extinction watch
as Phoebus dapples through the wind blown leaf
to dance a jig around the fence post notch
under the scarlet clouds of sunset grief
and faint rose eddies of sky scatter June,
clearing the void...for more twilight blue.
 
Then night, like a mortician, comes too soon
for condensation of the mortal dew
as Polaris guides to the same old place
and the candle flame flickers to an end
like the final star in expanding space
or a telomere in its fated trend...
 
unraveling like the...

On a gray autumn afternoon,
death knocked on my door
with a serene smile. Without delay
I asked: "Come in, don't stay outside."

We sat at the oak table,
Death, in silence, observed the space.
I served the tea, very hot, in moments,
and death accepted, with a grateful gesture.

"Let's chat," I said,
Death nodded, "But about what, honey?"
"Life, dreams, everything that comes and goes too
and about how in the end, everything is lost, even the sky."

We talk about love, glory days, ...