her pregnant gut she chose to hide
until the day ordained to die
when all the earth did open wide
and let them out from deep inside
then those with wings who just were born
when from her deep dark womb were torn
did rise at last from fields of corn
to summon forth a new day’s morn
the waters rose and washed away
the hearts of those who could not stay
who with their deeds did dark the days
until the day ordained to die
when all the earth did open wide
and let them out from deep inside
then those with wings who just were born
when from her deep dark womb were torn
did rise at last from fields of corn
to summon forth a new day’s morn
the waters rose and washed away
the hearts of those who could not stay
who with their deeds did dark the days
and prayers alone could not them save
.
.
.
- do we not see -
- do we not hear -
the signs? -
- a re-post that just seemed fitting today in light of the tuscan incident of 1/8/11 -
- do we not hear -
the signs? -
- a re-post that just seemed fitting today in light of the tuscan incident of 1/8/11 -
8 comments:
it seems quite fitting for the day...i am still sickened when i think about the horrific deed by such an evil minded/thinking person. my prayers go out to each person affected in any way.
xOx
Very timely.
words scripted from the heart
greetings, six - how wonderful to have you drop by - and thank you for the words - and yes, what an absolutely horrific thing - unimaginable - what's that line..."when will we ever learn?" -
thanks much, nancy - seems you've really been in a library mood over there of late - so happy to have your perspective on books - so many to read and new ones i want to add to my list every day!
that is true, gemel, words scripted from the heart - wonderful to have you come by, dear friend!
A perfect fit for Tucson.
i thought so too, trish - glad you like - if only we would all listen -
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