Thursday, December 6, 2018

Just words


There once was tradition

That seemed all the same

In places and dreams

That I could once name



There once was a truth

Bathed in while light

Where cries of valor

Cut out  through the night



There once was legend

of fortune and gold

in the streets of the city  

as it was foretold



so they rode upon horses

and ran their machines

their lives consumed

in metropolitan scenes



beneath them It slumbered

lying in wait

the soul of the river

on the reaches of fate



in the cold rain

see the dragon awaken

to feast on the city

and all it’s forsaken



roads flooded with water

all concrete in their claims

in soft, subtle whispers  

it calls out their names



as their vehicles wreck

in pylons and ire

extinguishing fears

their hopes, and desire



and the rain still falls

in passionate sheets

from the wreckage of man

where it kills and it eats  



the dragon roars out

as the vehicles roll

in bolts of blue lightning

as it tears at their soul



it soars through the clouds

emergent like mutiny

reigning and feeding

calculating with scrutiny 



in a city of angels

the rain falls as tears

upon the weight of the masses

in forgettable years



its all a distraction

that will come to pass

in a world where so little

was meant to ever last



the battles will be many

against foes yet unseen

in the paths of our lives

neither carnal nor clean



and hope shall remain

reforged anew

in the shadows of purpose

that live within you.



Within all the structures

There is only man

Who poisons the earth

And corrupts with his hand



His brilliance a madness

His technologies vast

Upon unforeseen futures

Their lots to be cast



sands blow in the desert

waves crash on the sea

snow falls in the mountains

On what will yet be



The river lies dormant

Where the sun dies

the tides of humanity

washing out in their lies



in the caverns of self

I find this to be true:

Right and wrong are just words

What matters, is what you do.

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