Risen Hope
I lift up my soul to the sky, to have a dialogue with the galaxy before the stars die. I am more than a trillion light years away and some of the empty spaces are filled with moon dirt; you must have a dialogue with me before the moon change and before the heaven starts to rain.
I sit in the garden of hope and erase all the negatives doubts; there is a situation brewing on earth spilling an uneasiness in the street causing some people to fall on their knees and weep. I do not know from whence it came but it was injected into the game and brought the town to shame.
Open your heart and let me in, and give me the permission to sing, it is a song that you have never heard that will fill you with hope and open the iron door that has been closed; the doors that blocks everything and prevents you from singing. I will sing the winning song for you, with fine rhythm, good musical arrangement that will give you the passport to heaven and give you a long-awaited break-through.
The trees are standing still, and heaven has finally surrendered to its will, but the rivers are running high and the waters have no place to go.so it will flood the shores. I just have one more thing to say before you go away, hope has risen in the sea, and the birds are resting in the trees.
Come with me to the big tree and review the document that has waiting for thee, some adjustments were made but the objectives remain the same. The cactus bloom between tenth to the thirtieth year and it has a lot to share, they live in very dry places, and they are sensitive to the human races.
The village was fast asleep when the earth starts blazing with heat but the cactus in the middle of the heat pours out water into the street. Hope has risen and the people are smiling again for heaven has made earth its friend.
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