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EARTHROCK

There is clamoring
In the courtyard
For the feast to come
Guests in their rooms
Trying on garments
To display all they've done

Singing and shouting
Dancing a muck
Thanking the gods
For good fortune and luck

All is perfect
Timing is right
To lay out the final plan
Bodies floating in rivers
Fires burning land
Last moments of vile man

Both sides present
Good and evil in balance
Minds subdued to accept
The inspired valance

Did a pin just drop
As the earth split open
To reveal a falling star
No denying TRUTH
Naked and dark
Revealed, just as you are

Both sides played
Like a long awaited sequel
Easily loved and honored
If not for the clue in the prequel

Wasted matter is forgotten
Like chaff in the wind
Waiting to be devoured
But never you, picking a worthy cause
To see blinded humans
Miss the mark
As you arise, Man of the Hour

Our eyes have seen
Our hearts know TRUTH
You ate Atlantians
And made everything new

Written by Trudy Schrader on 10-052024

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