Iris, the messengers of the Gods
The mere remembrance that I once mattered.
Supports me through my trivial existence.
The memories of a time where people called out to me.
And meant me.
“Iris show me, guide me”
And of course I humbly accepted.
Their silver and gold coins.
It was my job, my purpose
The only reason I woke in the morning
And rested my head at night.
I smile thinking of the blop the coins
As they connected with the water
The colors of the rainbow that followed
So many colors.
So many.
Well now there is just a black and white world.
And I am lost and forgotten.
I watch as they follow their false gods.
Calling on Google, Siri, and Alexa.
They are worshiped
More than I ever was.
Giving them everything
Not just their coins but their bills
Their children, themselves.
I envy them all.
They are what I once was.
Gods among men.
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