Religious Garden

Religious moral is a beautiful garden of diverse rules,

As diverse as man, and as murky too;

So much, a seeming immoral man,

Has morals in and of his own dark outlook on things.

He calls it his "bottom line".

If everyone is to have the same set of morals,

There won't be free will,

Which like God's gifts is double edged,

And will come back to bite if you misuse it.

Thus, God might have wanted

There to be diverse morals instead of one,

And countless school of thoughts instead of one.

After all, isn't it said that all religion comes from God?

Food for thought for those

Who in their megalomaniacal mind,

Think their moral standing the superior one.

A garden is only beautiful if it has diverse flowers.

I think in God's eyes, that's how religious morals should be.

A myriad rules doctored by man's freewill,

A freewill which according to all moral standards 

Makes you choose between good and evil,

What if you chose none?

Or chose a mix of both?

I wonder what garden that will make.

©aypoetry