Friday, 17 October 2014

In the Winds of the Spirit

The wind howls, but still the little bird sings on
Rain comes down in torrents
But still the little teller of truth writes and dies
It was all of love though they didn’t see it
The red paths strewn with ruby petals
The unwanted rose had led the way
But only at the end will they understand
And that only after a thousand years

The lions roar, but still the little thorn smiles on
Refusal comes down in force
But still the little candle shines and lives
Ever rolling pearls before the kindest of swine 
Ever hopeful the tide will turn and trees fall
That all might fit the sweetest prize of all  
But only at the end will they understand
And that only after a thousand years

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The wind warms, and the little bird sleeps
Rain comes down in drizzle
But the little singer of riddles sings no harm
Though they didn’t know it
All yellow paths strewn with baby babblings
For the milk and not the meat led the way in sleep
But only at the end will they understand
And that only after a thousand years
 
The kittens purr, and the little bird yawns
Acceptance comes down in applause
But the little trumpet is lost in the thickening dazzle
For awhile hiding pearls from the fairest of swine
Too afraid the tide won’t ever turn, or men fall
That all might find in loss their greatest joy of all
But only at the end will they understand

And that only after a thousand years



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