They gathered in the temple hall Where tall walls echo each noise However hushed or however small Bouncing muted rumors of a voice Or footsteps in this bizarre scene Where few souls have ever been
Light of candles’ unsteady glow Capered on their hooded robes While from the dungeons below Attempting to escape its scope Ascended a burgeoning rumble Surmounting the cleric mumble And grievous Gregorian intone From obscure origins unknown
An opaque shadow on the wall Shows a cloven hoofed beast Rapturing in a dance like gall Invoking sin to be released And demons from the past Believed to be deceased Appear in horrid images cast On archways encasing the feast A low pitched voice eerily spoke From the altar in twines of smoke
My intensely disgusted evil spawn Devoted worshippers of inequity Tonight we celebrate the dawn Of wickedness being set free To end all good on earth For once and for all In rituals of reversed birth Symbolizing the light’s final fall Raise your hands to the dark skies Turn to the gloom your serpent eyes
And as their howls pierced the night While they joined in bloody sacrifice Butchering the focus of their fright Honoring traditions based on lies In a tranquil and secluded place Distant from evil’s brutal realm Where neither time nor space Allows killers to take the helm A Fiery Being builds HIS squad To restore the Creation of GOD
Waiting and wataching and being alert builds the anxiousness to a fine, quiet whine. It is an under tome that I hear/fill. It's hard to explain in words but my sensitivity is picking up all of what you say here.
Love,
Susan
A write revelatory in its tone and spirit. Something that could be read at the beginning of a good production. Even though you have changed your name the substance of your insights remain constant. 2012 approaches ...
In today’s secular environment the two worlds of science and spirituality are alien worlds, distinguished primarily by a deep-seated antagonism in which the principles of spirituality and the pragmatism of modern science exist face to face in a peren
Love,
Susan
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