To The New World
Lost.
Hopeless.
Tear filled eyes
Gaze
Upon the scene.
The horror.
What mad game has the artist played?
Conjuring up dark roots,
Faded memories,
Broken dreams.
To create such an image.
Such a feeling in the air.
Indescribable.
Frozen in the snow.
In the hearts.
Only the artist knows the reason.
However, only he
Knows no pain.
Reserved for the audience,
Who lost,
Forever,
What they cherished most.
Fire,
Spreading across the nation
Atop fields of white.
A beacon,
Guiding
The weary traveler home.
Signaling the ship the day is over.
Nobody came.
26 left port that morning
Never aware of the storm
Out at sea.
Blown off course,
Never to return home.
But like Columbus,
They discovered
A new world.
A new home.
Gazing back at us.
With us
From a place better than our own.
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