Never Let You Down

In my opinion, it was the most interesting poem out of these so far. I couldn't fully capture everything the poem was trying to express, but I think that what they're trying to show is that God lives in us all and that we don't necessarily have any free will, but that even though we don't have total control of what we do, we are being put to good use. My favorite lines are near the end:
"That's why my breath is felt by the deaf
And while my words are heard and confined to the ears of the blind
I too dream in color and in rhyme
So I guess I'm one of a kind in a full house
Cause whenever I open my heart, my soul or my mouth
A touch of God rains out"

I think the concept that God made us and that whatever we do or say has traces of God is pretty interesting and controversial.