The more I live, the more I believe
That we are all part of a videogame
That there are levels some of us may never reach
Hidden areas and secrets, unknown powers and potentials — things we may never know
That God holds the joystick and controls everything
That we are mere characters for amusement
And all we have is one life
Frank Solanki 
I enjoyed your perspective! It resonates with mine, but I see it differently. God may have had the joystick in hand at a certain point. But I think he let it go. Why? Because the world he played into, the one he ruled, has a life of its own. And now God is simply a spectator.
Bastard must be having quite the laugh there. Hmm, maybe we get to watch with him when we finally pass? Or, dare I say, have a go at the joystick if he hasn’t lost it?
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Umm… True..
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Love the idea of this.
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Maybe even a game called “The Matrix.” Not so far-fetched.
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I love this one. Then I should pose the question: And where doth Man find God?
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For sure, characters in a game, with levels, and obstacles to overcome, to reach the end.
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Just like life was a play until these games took over. Well said!
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I believe in a next life. I wish you happiness, Frank.
Cath
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To you too, Cath.
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That is the big difference – we only have one life. Very well written!
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Thank you.
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You are welcome!
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But i know u will make it to the high levels. God is on your side! I promise! I wrote a poem similar to that and i used the metaphor that we were all chess pieces in a sad game of life. But im so much happier now. My poems and songs are about love and stuff. You will feel better.
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Glad to hear that, Lily.
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So incredibly true
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Thank you.
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No thank you for speaking your mind openly.
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