A motivating poem that those who have nothing now can become something great in the future
Tell it to the mountains
tell it out loud that the world might hear
Wax up the steep and rugged hills, journey the valleys and fountains
tell them! oh tell them now that they are near
‘that there lived the casted stones
Let the world hear of their silent voices
‘though may come as echoes
Yet, in peasantry they live and make such loud noises
The worthless pearls have found their worth
they sought for noesis and were answered without delay
Tell it out loud for
the son and daughters of lay men are now of great names
Tell their success story
Tell them it’s not all irony.
The irony is not that lay people have succeeded, they always have, but that they have succeeded so well. Populating the world with their upward mobile masses. Consuming goods and services rendered by corporations driven by money and power. We are rapidly consuming our own nest. Unless we return to simpler ways, our own success will consume us.
Bristlecone Magic is a YA Christian fantasy about family, friends, neighborliness, love, magic and yes, even tragedy. The story takes place in Clinton County in upstate New York.
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