Dishonored, nature stormed
into their lives.
Tornado speed, the wind
declared
the loss of innocence
for gain as wrong.
The honesty was beaten
down.
The beat that underlay
so many of
their songs was reaching
for the deep
of savagery.
They called it a performance,
nothing more.
Pretending that the changes
that they saw
did not obtain their outer
glory from
the deeps inside of them.
Sobering, the moments
of their sins.
Human nature growing into
dim
and murky matters of the
minds
that stood so far away
from heart and soul.
As speed increased, the
mystery was lost.
Tossed within the current
tides.
Losing touch with all
that dwelled
upon the other side. Their
make-believe
gone sour in the heat.
Raging passion pushing
through the ancient instincts,
deep ingrained.
Within/without, the hurricanes
continued
to move through them.
Mind and spirit. Heart
and soul.
Seeking just to touch
the whole.
Light invading deep, dark
attitudes.
The darkness spoiling
all their heady moods.
Denied, the evil stole
its way
right back into the middle
of
their lives.
Sequestered in a fortress
that was crumbling around
them.
Height was reaching for
the depths again.
Stone imprisoned by the
green and growing
things of nature. Deep
within the jungles
lay the bones of yet another
civilization.
High upon the peaks, the
bleakness
fell into their hearts.
Terror screamed. The nightmare
dreamed
its way into the light
of mind again.
The blessing turned back
to the curse.
The best was bonding with
the worst.
The power couldn't struggle
anymore.
Faded strength was bound
to apathy.
The balance always gained
again
within eternity.
Dishonored, nature stormed
into their lives.
Tornado speed, the wind
had wound
its way into their songs.
Realizing,
far too late, that in
this crazy world
that humanity had gained,
their best was
never quite enough to
right the wrong
inherent in beliefs of
mortal minds.
For the intellect had
risen far too high
above the best that they
could be.
While instincts lay too
low
to be conceived...
? Michaelette ?
5/31/2003
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