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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Does Ever Eternity, Mortal Souls Beckon Does ever eternity, mortal souls beckon We in fragile shells, its calls so deftly defy Because of our deep lusting, dark set, and wanton We seek our malignant pleasures before we die? In our vast swirling soup of craven vanities Our own dark deceits imprison our aching souls Life culminates, dreams fill up with insanity Blinded to the truth, justice, and life's coming tolls. As invisible evil darken tendrils spread Busy world gives cover, life flees ever onward Mankind too often stumbles, while crying in dread Leading to aches, a life cut by sharp broken shards. O'That high Heavens would this insanity stop Reveal the invincible light and man's soul heal Plant anew, seeds of love, reaping a bumper crop With divine mercy, stop mankind's dark-lusts to steal. Does ever, this wicked world slow down, take a rest Cease using night's cover for tempting man's dark lusts Bow to the truth, stop ravaging that life besets Seal those Hellish gates just below earth's shallow crusts? Will malevolence, return peace to those living That which Eden did bountifully its fruits yield Serenity, happiness, blessed gifts giving When life sat under God's unconquerable shield? Does ever eternity, mortal souls beckon We in fragile shells, its calls so deftly defy Because of our deep lusting, dark set, and wanton We seek our malignant pleasures before we die? In our vast swirling soup of craven vanities Our own dark deceits imprison our aching souls Life culminates, dreams fill up with insanity Blinded to the truth, justice, and life's coming tolls. Robert J. Lindley, 9/15/2020 Rhyme, ( Cry, O'Heart, Of Thy Willing Darkness That So Binds Thee ) Dedicated to my friend, Ladylabyrinth and her truly great poem titled, "Our Meridian", that inspired me to compose the first stanza in a reply to its magnificence and inspirational voice beckoned.... RJL
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