Cobwebs

Cobwebs, invisible in the darkness
Spread in every corner of the cosmos
Ensnared heaven’s butterflies in its mess
Crafted by the black widower with dross
To keep them and drink their life laid across 
But Christ’s light of gnosis he brought to save
Shined into every corner of the cave
Showing the cobwebs’ thin and brittle dome 
For us to wake up and see our enclave
To break Yaldabaoth’s webs, and return home
Copyright © | Year Posted 2026

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