Someday, they say,
when the world is all grown up -
wise in deception and strong in lies -
this glistening oily pearl
shimmering in the waiting firmaments
will, exposed as fake
to watching starry eyes,
abandon pretence of gloried form
and fall,
melt,
explode into eternity,
scattering millions of molten shards and splinters
out into and through space,
leaving an empty sphere-shaped
brilliance
as Truth
replaces all that the grasping grinning false gods
strung, hung, pulled together into their evil orb
until Time itself cried
"enough!"
and rang the alarm.
But for now, as the gloom gathers, thickens, writhes
with evil intentions, all
any of us can do
is wait.
3 comments:
Snuzie ~ read Isaiah 24. ~D.
wow, dawn. did the poem make you think of Is 24, or is there some other connection?
yeah, it made me think of Is. 24, and M. & I have talked about this passage (plus the tail end of ch 26) recently... ~D.
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