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Details | Epic |

Third Day Glow



Two thousand Abib nights of Passover hope reviving
seems like it was only yesterday
The eclipse empire years,
once darkly spread
across the celestial canopy,
have faded into post-mortem obscurity

Beyond the cursed time,
when the fallen stars
guided us to the grave unfaithfully

Permanent death of the fear of death
went Calvary terminal,
on the blessed day after tomorrow — 
The day the Son truly quicken arose
was so Resurrection beautiful

That radiant, first moment of forever
had such a third day glow

Eternal dawn of the Son 
now shines seraphim brightly in our hearts
Can’t wait 
for the first day of forever 
to Second Coming start

Gladly witness the Son
melt away all the frozen tomb 
tears of sorrow

Presently, 
waiting to see
the day after tomorrow

To radiantly bask forever
in the third day glow
will be so Resurrection beautiful


Details | Narrative |

Why Does the Crow Cry


Many moons ago,
a languishing lamentation flow
carved a grievous path
in the red soil

Defying moral gravity,
downtrodden fallow weeps 
flowed upward   to the heavens
With river Nile ease

Native American Exodus
wasn’t done willingly
Oh, how the Five Nations
were saber led forcibly!

Time traveling eyes
need not ask why
Oh, why does the Crow cry?

Ask rather,
why did the crimson-winged Eagle 
tell a bald-faced lie?

Many blood moons ago,
there was an Abib scarlet woe flow
Rapid gushes 
making a slow, sorrowful path
Towards barren adobe Reservations

Defying logic gravity,
nether voices 
offered an uprooted exchange

Trade Choctaw fertile land
(whereupon Creek footfall doth Seminole stand)
for Chickasaw burial sand 

Miry ground 
to baleful irrigation
live sadly on

Trail of Tears Exodus
was a lamentation overflow undertaking
Oh, how the Five Nations
were talon misled horridly!

Perpetual Cherokee tears 
for the living dead is levee heartbreaking

Posterity passenger eyes
need not ask why
Oh, why does the Crow cry?

Ask rather,
why did the granite-hearted Eagle 
let so many weary souls die?

Book: Shattered Sighs