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A Silent Souls Lament

by J. Allen Wilson — Read all 1,629 poems by J. Allen Wilson

Monday, May 3, 2004

Betray not the soul that has lost its way,

For the impurity of this life has captured the day.


Innocence is now lost without a tinkers sound,


As serpents of the night lurk surreptitiously around.


For they coil in madness at the new Kings feet,


And clamor for his favor by devouring those he seeks.


So stand fast now, and position thyself to resist,


Less the new King of darkness declares that God no longer exist.


For it is of his desire to see, the masses all fall upon bended knee.


And worship to him at his cloven feet.


So lift up your eyes now, and seek not the darkness, but the lighted way.


Less you too find that your soul has also been betrayed.


Betrayed not by the light, but by the pride of life,


For haughty have, we become in our insatiable desire to touch the sun.


Thus doing so, we have opened wide the doors of eternal night,


And loosed the serpents which were once bound tight.


Therefore giving rise to the King of pride,


whose mantra exclaims, “God has died”


So hearken quickly to this soon to be, silent souls lament,


And give unto the one true God both your heart and mind,


and repent.


 


J. Allen Wilson © 2004



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Reviewed by Ed Matlack
Reviewed on May 4, 2004
I don't know why, but I get this memory of a guy with a sign in the middle of Times Square that stated, "The end is nigh, REPENT..."

Enjoyed this Al, Peace thru the write, Ed & Rufuz

Reviewed by Anna Marie Fritz (Reader)
Reviewed on May 4, 2004
J. Allen...you cannot know the joy it brought me to
read this poem written in your optimistic-sounding,
spiritual state of mind. God bless you with endurance
and hope for the Better World To Come!

Reviewed by Mr. Ed
Reviewed on May 4, 2004
'So lift up your eyes now, and seek not the darkness, but the lighted way.'

Wonderful poem, with a very profound message, especially in today's trying times.



Reviewed by Lisa Hilbers
Reviewed on May 4, 2004
Allen, this is a bit deeper than your norm, but it was masterfully woven to make one think before moving on to the next line.
Very well written! Lisa

Reviewed by Debashish Haar (Reader)
Reviewed on May 3, 2004
BRILLIANT write, Allen...I agree with Al...I could have quoted many lines from this poem...WONDERFUL appeal, great perspectives...


Debashish

Reviewed by Al Swanson (Reader)
Reviewed on May 3, 2004
I thought this was rather dramatic, altough I am I suppose the only one that read it that way. I went through a melt down on that cloven feet line though, and personally found as I read that I could see this at lest two diverse ways, the kings one way, then another. It is so cool of your to stay on this topic, definately tip my hat for that, Al


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