to the lost sinner

Hey there, do you remember me?

Or do I not even ring a bell?

I think about you all the time

Your face haunts my personal hell.

 

I’m knocking on your door

Cause you see I’ve got a question.

I heard you were once a Lost Sinner

But recently found your redemption.

 

I couldn’t help but wonder –

How on Earth is that fair?

That you get to be saved

By Jesus and some prayers.

 

You see I’m still healing,

Still figuring this thing out,

Still finding what you stole,

Still turning my life about.

 

I don’t think I’d be mad

If you lived in isolation,

Or if you were at least humble

And didn’t seek validation.

 

But instead you gloat,

Like you’ve become a new man.

While I still live with the horrors

Of how this all began -

 

This journey I’ve been on

The one of finding myself,

Since you shattered me in pieces

And threw me into hell.

 

So you can claim to be redeemed

But redemption’s found through honesty,

And you still lie through your teeth

About your bad deeds and trickery.

 

Did you think I’d not notice

How you smile when you lie?

Or how you use your new wife

To look like you’re a nice guy?

 

So you think you’ve been redeemed

And are no longer a sinner,

But until you own up to your past

You’ll never be a winner.

 

Instead I hope you feel fear

When you hear my name,

Because I embody reclamation

And am no longer young and tame.

 

Instead I’m a wild women

The kind seeking revenge.

So you better start running

Cause I’m utterly unhinged.

 

You thought I’d be the bigger person?

The one preaching of forgiveness,

But you got cocky Mr. Sinner,

And you’ve made it my business,

 

To make sure you’re actually redeemed

By taking responsibility,

And actually paying for your sins

And learning some god damn humility.

 

If you had shut your mouth

I wouldn’t be on this mission

But you took it one step too far

And now it’s your turn to listen.

I’d hunt you down myself

But you see I speak to Jesus too,

And he said you’re time is coming

Where you're forced to see the truth.

So I’ll just sit back and wait

And trust there’ll be a day

When the divine intervenes

And makes you pay.


Written by Amanda Durocher

11.12.24

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