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foolish man


With angel's synchronicity, makes you wonder

 

Abysmal faith,

 

Lost ties and ropes

 

Winding down a path of fate 

 

Choking on that knot, 

 

Treading a journey of enlightenment, all woes grow strong on the way

 

How long until you're no longer a king?

 

Do those men in hats tell the truth? With hidden eyes and what you wish to be the sweet truth

 

Take the cloth of a fallen man, he'll hold the other end

 

Begged you 

 

To take him along, a growing weight 

 

Crows and locusts waiting upon destiny to see,

 

He's bound to fall and turn the other way

 

Jutted pride, do you know you are a follower of a blind man?

 

 


 

Ebbs of calamity

 

Truly, did you hear? Or are your nods and bows at discretion 

 

Does your heart beat to a hymn or in periods of repetitive three's

 

You're a fool chasing a man's dream, 

 

God, behold, O' our father of forevermore amity and dedication, forgive us and this man of sin 

 

Devil's handler, did he not know who carried that boulder and rolled it downwind? 

 

A reflection of a serpent one has made of himself

 

Covet a pulled chain 

 
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