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I came into this world


I came into this world formless Surrounded by petrified consciousness Invisible signals surveyed the terrain Relaying precious messages which formed my brain I formed in the shape of a naked ape And found solace in love, the golden escape With water & Earth as my teacher & guide I found the place which many denied I learned those lessons, I paid many dues And I've bent on my knees & worshipped in pews What remains strongest is silence & faith Which progresses mankind to the pearly gates Humility & prudence are virtues divine They straighten out tangles & cure the spine Passion & conviction are acts of the soul Whose measures proclaim a more sacred goal Mercy & grace both naturally derive From a person aligned with nature's drive
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BizinPSO

I am the president of the Writers on the Storm Club at Front Range Community College. I write poems, lyrics, short stories, essays, skits and gibberish. I've also served as editor to the Front Range Review literary journal and have published a few articles in the Range View newspaper.

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