Gray

There once was a man, who had a choice to make

Live his life with or without the ones that he love

For this choice wasn’t easy to make

Life or death no to either that hold is love

But to the fait that he had to make

Removed life as he chose his final fate

Saints knew of his death

When he came to their pearly gate,

In the hands of the one that couldn’t care for death.

He looked towards the sky

And knew that it wasn’t a lie

Gone far from them all

He was told that this wasn’t the end

It wasn’t time for his call

The until they could mend

God couldn’t let him in

Till his time was spent

The Devil wouldn’t let him in

Till his sacrifice was meant

He watched his life…..

Man finds that his life is more then nothing, his family is sick and dieing. He decides that the only way that they may live is if he dies, worth more dead then alive. He kills himself and when he reaches heaven, St Peter says he cannot pass for his killed himself, even if it was for his family who has now died old and happy. The devil hears of his story and can’t punish him. So he wants outside the gates, until one day when god says that he must be sent to hell. The Man says all I wanted was to talk to you. “I have been sent here for my crimes and my death, but I will never live eternity for a choice I had no option to make. I shall sit behind this gate for eternity, but not in hell.” After the last star burns out and no life can be, the devil walks up to him and says. “You have waited long enough and I know what I must, this has been your hell spending all this time. I refused to let you in and this is the torture you created. Thru those gates you shall live, this is my promise and I forgive.” God tells him that he killed, and the devil says, “ the choice wasn’t his, he didn’t make himself into the evil forbid, man and his doings made him suffer for all time.” “Then why do you let him in?” god says. “I have made men suffer for years and this one touched me in a way that all I can say is that I do have a heart, One in which to give. He needs not to experience what he just did. So I have to forgive.”