Rumours

topic posted Thu, October 28, 2004 - 6:39 PM by  glen
The fly on the wall
Listens intently to the sermon on the mount

The king of kings sits
Upon his throne of mud

The goddess sprinkles embryos
Between the sheets at night

The buddha sage and silent
Rests inside the treetops

Thor is caught in between
The wrong and right of love

The butterfly is queen
And beautiful to the touch

Maniacs and madmen are watching
The floods rumble loose the cannons

Ares without a thought
Casts out stones of gold

The gladiator stumbles
In the field of blood

Broken-hearted sirens
Mumble tears of joy

The almighty moves
Heaven and earth to teach the stars

And the nightingale sings
A lullaby that dreams
posted by:
glen
Kentucky
  • Re: Rumours

    Fri, October 29, 2004 - 3:43 PM
    Do you realize this is a war protest poem?! man, it's a folk tribute to pacifism. im not goofing either! thanks.
    • Re: Rumours

      Fri, October 29, 2004 - 4:41 PM
      You are welcome. War is hell. I did not realize it when I started writing, but I found myself going in that direction. Here is one that was more intentional. War protest poem, that is.

      Immune

      “Have we touched?”
      -Dorothy Parker

      Untouched by war
      A cut that bleeds
      Dries
      And maims all the innocent
      The killing fields widen
      Laws brokered, sealed
      Again, Fathers and Sons
      Divided
      Friend and foe alike have beliefs akin
      Yet fight to the death
      To have their own
      Be King
      Won’t pretend to understand
      The lies are won or lost
      In the silence of the dawn
      Pain immune
      Can not heal
      • Re: Rumours

        Fri, October 29, 2004 - 11:08 PM
        can't comment. say's nothing about hell. say's alot about the stands/spectators surrounding hell. lovepeaceshrapnel

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