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Swarna's avatar

You're one of my favourite writers on here!! 💗

Missy Elliott's avatar

I love Ethel Cain, and really loved this too. Thanks for sharing

Lenon Acosta's avatar

as an Ethel Cain listener, this beautiful piece deeply resonated with me. 💙🙏

Erin Goodwin's avatar

I really loved this, thank you for sharing <3

Mollie Clarke's avatar

I also discovered this song recently and it stopped me in my tracks as well!!!!

Jeremy Mark's avatar

I have the same thoughts on things as your dad did it sounds like. I’ve had a really tumultuous relationship with religion throughout my life though.

Soulhunting's avatar

I think religion has a tricky system lately. I grew up catholic, but around my teenage years a lot abuse stories from the catholic church, including cardinals and priests came out. Obviously we drifted.

However, a few years ago a family member got cancer. I passed by a churched and prayed. Praying was the only thing I could do. It's hard to explain, but im a drifted catholic.

Feel free to DM me to discuss further if that helpful?

Penn Locke's avatar

Good post, all I can think to say is that God and religion are not the same thing...

Nunzio L's avatar

I write about religion in my poetry sometimes. I just wrote a satirical narrative poem recently, actually.

I totally get the feelings you’re talking about here, but I guess I stopped trying to think about those a long time ago.

Not because I’m avoiding them.

I constantly think about philosophy and the universe and meaning and origins of life, etc.

But I stopped thinking about if there’s a creator, afterlife, etc.

I don’t think that brings anything to me. Personally, not knowing and/or thinking that this life could literally be all and then we’re just atoms getting dispersed back into the void brings meaning to the current moment that goes beyond eternal life.

We’re here and gone, possibly, so I feel like making the most of it is important.