This poem warns of the dangers of apostasy and losing one's faith. It describes how doubting thoughts can lead one astray down a "tunnel" away from God and toward the "devil". It says that this process happens slowly, as faith is "licking" away until one's spirit is "hollow". The poem suggests that by abandoning faith, one crucifies "the son again" and becomes "nothing but a fallen angel", segregated from heaven, with redemption no longer possible.

1. APOSTASY
Asimple thought and you are gone, pondering & wondering in the
tunnel of doubt
Pavingthe way for the devourer to entice & induce a spiritual drought
Oblivious of the fact thathe’s obscuringyour sight turning black and
white to grey as the fruits of evil sprout
Slowly, you are going astray trading your crown of glory for eternal
damnation
Tic-tac; the clockis ticking as your faith is licking ‘til your spirit is
hollow
Abandoning those pierced hands; crucifying the son again now it’s the
devil you follow
Segregated from the gatesof heaven, you are nothingbut a fallen angel
riding solo
Yearning for a sense of belonging; realizing it only took one simple
thought to end your life like Lots wife; now you are beyond
redemption…
>>>>Poet Jedidiah<<<<