Mystery Iv

Translucent circles drawn around
ancient Mesopotamian faces
we're told are halos', even though
Christian saints had yet to exist and
those same spheres now look like astronaut helmets.
Hieroglyphics are translated by Europeans
into a perpetration of their ideals about kings
who must have ruled over Aztec men.
Yet these glyphs show men winged in flight
with symbols and knowledge of the heavens,
(unknown to European minds of their day)
which are dismissed as myth.
Pyramids and ancient cities
alike in size and scope,
are separated by oceans,
were unseen by their builders who could
not have lived to see them completed, 
yet we are told they were created as crypts.
Ancient Negroid featured monoliths of
a stone not found near the jungles
in which they sit, show their
African faces in an area of the world
not known to have harbored Africans. 
Science wants always to categorize,
explain within an earth-bound framework,
waiting to stigmitize ideas
of other beings from other worlds
having ever contributed
to the story of our world
and all its mystery.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2008

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Dvorkis Avatar
June 17, 2009 at 6:16 AM
Cool write Sue. You should check out Carolyn Devonshire's work. She's HUGE on ancient mysteries. I couldn't agree more about ancient life having extra help modern science knows nothing about. You can't blame them though. Ideas that sound foolish to today's scientists may actually be completely proven to be true in the future but because today's scientist need grant funding they're afraid to pursue any line of thought that's not status quo. hopefully that'll change soon... 2 down, 3 to go;) -Yoni
Ahmad Avatar
December 2, 2008 at 11:39 PM
loved this one, falling more.... :)
Yamin Avatar
November 2, 2008 at 10:07 AM
Wow!!! Your poem has rich contents -highly educative - remarkably beautiful. Thanks also for your lavish praise of my poem The Defaulters. God Bless You! -Mohammad
Reynolds Avatar
November 1, 2008 at 3:45 AM
Ah, my dear, you write my many bookshelves here! We have so many books on these very subject! Have you read Sitchin? If not-you must!!!!!!! I told Mr. Daver the same thing, you must read Z. Sitchin, if you have not already. Maybe Robert Anton Wilson as well. Yes, it's all true. (this of which you write). all totally true. Love Kristin...p.s - did you read my Cougar hot springs poem? Have you ever been there (Eugene, OR) I miss that place!
Austin Avatar
November 1, 2008 at 1:02 AM
Have you read "Atlantis, the Antediluvian World? This is irresistible stuff. Your narative brings it all back. Good write! Love, daver
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