The truth dies in dirt; the lie doesn’t hide in its hovel: A poem 

Would the bird question the cruel weather 

if it could speak a word from its tortured soul? 

Could that word turn an apocalypse into a creation 

that undressed it from prior evil to be free of future evil? 

If God pronounced his verdict with a timely gravitas 

that benumbed all the evil that overwhelmed him 

that those who sought impunity, deserve retribution 

Or else, pure wisdom would be rendered a hopeless illusion 

I wore no fortune over my soul, despite my immense toil 

if the holes in my tunic could be evidence of the story 

of my volunteering to take the bullets, and still carry burden 

If wisdom, itself, was an indomitable, invincible armour 

would I bleed to death from the failure of my truth 

I never thought humility and sublimity, be this disparaged 

A world does not understand what injustice it has charged  

I have a message for the strongmen of the world 

that if you resist vanity from making power a disgrace, 

you are equal to God, and have the pride of justice 

God walked the earth, to take the blame and shame 

Do mortal men empathise with his undeserved pain? 

And those who think nothing of the ignored truth 

would probably celebrate that the lie never hides in its hovel! 

So, where would you strike your discerning(?) shovel? 

Why do birds never gravitate to die unto the earth? 

But does truth ever find ground, and does it take rebirth 

when it forever keeps being thrust in the dirt? 

Published by montecyril

Hi, I am Monte Cyril Rodrigues and live in Melbourne, Australia. I am a retired journalist. I have been diagnosed with schizophrenia. I've had voices and visions all my life. I think it is a spiritual experience, my doctors think otherwise. I am a deeply spiritual person and keep having experiences with otherworldly realms.

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