Michael Daniels Poet Rhyme

There Sits the City Gold

There sits the City Gold
Where robbers ne'er grab hold,
Nor rot, nor moth, nor mold.

There sits a lava moat
Not passable by boat
Nor rope, nor writ, nor hope.

Outside the people scheme
As wise as any seem,
To enter, distant dream.

And there the doctors sly,
Sell passage to passers by.
Yet all who purchase, die.

This city, see, is truth.
Those lofty minds in booth,
They're selling dreams as proof.

And yet the saddest part,
When science falls apart,
And might, and math, and art,

Is entrance granted free
To all who'll come and see
This Hebrew on the tree.

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