Atheist poetry

When I say I am an Atheist by Dave Mason

When I say, “I’m an Atheist,” I’m not saying, “There is no god”
All I’m really getting at is faith is just a fraud

When I say, “I’m an Atheist,” I’m not criticizing you
I’m critical of bad beliefs — The things that can’t be true

When I say, “I’m an Atheist,” I sigh and shake my head
I’m the one responsible for things I did and said

When I say, “I’m an Atheist,” I like what can be proven
My feelings do not dictate me — Emotions aren’t that movin’

When I say, “I’m an Atheist,” I believe in evolution
To chalk this up to one great dude is not a good solution

When I say, “I’m an Atheist,” I must treasure every day
This life is all we’ve really got — Can’t let it waste away

When I say, “I’m an Atheist,” I’m not saying that I’m bad
The fact that many think we are is really very sad

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2 thoughts on “Atheist poetry”

  1. Aditya says:

    Actually, atheists DO say that there is no God. Agnostics are the ones that don’t necessarily say that. Although the two have also been variously catalogued as hard and soft atheists respectively.

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  2. HappyHeathen says:

    . . . .which is why labels can be damning. Sam Harris’s latest on why the label “atheist” can be harmful is an interesting read.

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