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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Were I, Born To Tread Upon A Cold, Sadden Earth Were I, born to tread upon a cold, sadden earth Walk naked upon barren and dark dusty plains Strive only for wealth-never for my true self worth Would I ever have anything but futile gains? Were I, to yield to Fate, its cursed flaming breast Accept living in its shadowy subterfuge Begging and pleading well that my dreams give me rest Wallow in the sorrows of Hell's pouring deluge? Were I, to live and be damn'd to such a Fate Would my fallen soul be naught but a chained slave In such blindness only my evil lusts then sate Existing but in darkness, well within hell's gate? Were I, to such state, a prisoner born to be No more than a destined walking bag of bones Unable to love Nature, its true beauty see Sentenced to break my teeth eating world's black-stones? Shall I, wake to live, love and sweet life truly find Thereby deny the world's darkness its wicked hold Learn to dance and in calmness let love so remind There is remedy for world's lies I have been told? Shall I, another path dare to so boldly take Seeking peace and joy a man desperately needs Begin to understand tis greed one must forsake As one replants with divinely inspired seeds? Shall I, each new morn rise to a beautiful day Enter the world but deny its foul, wicked breath Stop to kneel down and in all sincerity pray For divine light and courage to face mortal death? Shall I, live thus to in God's true blessings partake Of the gifts and joys such a new life thereby gives Walk anew, a spirit reborn - world's dark mold break Live as free and happy as man was meant to live? Were I, to such light given knowledge dare to bow Dare I, kneel to this light, this great truth, this hope pray Shall I, with judicious thought rise to do so now Know I, tis the light that casts the darkness away! Robert J. Lindley, 12-08-2020 Rhyme, ( From Faith, Light and Truth cometh knowledge ) Note- This new poem was inspired by my having read Greg Barden's poems Titled, -- 1… The white tomb trembles - part 1 2… Sea of Trees
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