The Dark
I lurk inside the happy child
I am the dark
My shadow stains the glowing bride
And plants miscarriage deep inside
I am the dark
I rend the infant in the womb
I am the dark
My hate aborts the unborn child
In savage pain and fury wild
I am the dark
I strangle hope in the desperate cripple
I am the dark
I spread foul poison in his mind
No hope of joy I leave behind
I am the dark
I hover o’er the starving child
I am the dark
I breathe my spite upon the corn
And curse to hunger those unborn
I am the dark
I dance around the helpless child
I am the dark
I guide the rapists’ hand and heart
As innocence is torn apart
I am the dark
I steal the future of mankind
I am death
All living things to me must bend
Yet I am not my brother’s friend
I am death
My hand all suffering must end
I am death
The murdered child, the hungry poor
Lay down their burdens at my door
I am death
I am the beacon of un-hope
I am death
To me beyond the brazen door
Come soon all born, both rich and poor
I am death
I am the futile scream of love
I am light
I fight the power of entropy
All living things arise from me
I am light
I am the mocking power of hope
I am light
I flare and die and pass away
Like clouds upon an autumn day
I am light
We are one
The Janus face of life and death
Of health and joy and final breath
Are born of us the three in one
We are your God.
Praise the name if Jesus and all the darkness goes away!
Peace, love and Christ Blessings,
John Michael
All aside you touch a part that resides sometimes minorly and majorly within all. Thoughts rendered and perceptions of what could be in the darkness of thought. Like Fee yes this sounds almost to me religious in another realm.
Interesting write Keith Rowley, I will read it again.
Love and Light
Lily
Ron
Fee