A Light in the Dark (A Petrarchan Sonnet) (pls read)

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    Light in the Night (A Petrarchan sonnet)

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    Oh, the dark, the monsters, the death of loved ones
    The screams, the cowardice, the most hated fears
    The fear makes us frightened, brings us to tears
    As if we have been attacked by Huns
    We hide at a spot like a classroom dunce
    We shiver when we hear loud monstrous jeers
    Crying, for there are no more happy cheers
    So we go to church to pray like nuns.


    Under God's shelter we are safe and sound
    Misery and sorrow are now no more
    Under his power which knows no bound
    The powers of Satan crushed to ground
    Trust the Lord and you will see no more gore
    Peace and justice can now always be found.
     
    Light in the Night (A Petrarchan sonnet)


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    Oh, the dark, the monsters, the death of loved ones
    The screams, the cowardice, the most hated fears
    The fear makes us frightened, brings us to tears
    As if we have been attacked by Huns
    We hide at a spot like a classroom dunce
    We shiver when we hear loud monstrous jeers
    Crying, for there are no more happy cheers
    So we go to church to pray like nuns.


    Under God's shelter we are safe and sound
    Misery and sorrow are now no more
    Under his power which knows no bound
    The powers of Satan crushed to ground
    Trust the Lord and you will see no more gore

    Peace and justice can now always be found.

    Like the overall tone of it, but there's just one thing I don't get. Is it for religion or anti-religion?
     
    i'm pretty sure he meant it to be pro religion the first stanza leads into the second stanza first i guess being what happens when you don't really beleive in your faith and i guess the second would mean to start embracing it to rid yourself of everything mentioned in the first stanza? thats just how i interpreted it i like it i haven't read any sonnets in a while this was great
     
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