What's so black about Saturday?
our world was dark and sombre
a stone blocked the entrance
and all humanity went on
about its recalcitrant way.
Panic in the streets of
Birmingham, NY & LA
Nietzsche most solemnly declares
God is dead, we're beyond repair!
Lost in the dark of sabbath
We fade in dimned* light
Pleading with this buried saviour
'Help us make it through the night.'
But the blood's bled dry
And so has the wine
All that's left is a sigh
And part of a loaf, crusted and dry.
If God's truly dead and buried
then why is it we're still alive?
What's so black about Saturday?
The continuance of inner fears
of hidden insecurities and
projected uncertainties.
What if that stone won't roll away?
What if a rotting corpse, its
inescapable stench meets our face?
rivers of evil running, through our veins
cruising the Styx with zombiec glee.
All hail, rejoice this dark melody
we're going to hell by self decree.
Join the punishment of the undead,
in a pit roast for all of eternity.
But then again all that's required
is the tiniest drop of faith to find
the blackness of Saturday darkness
bequeaths its grasp at break of day.
Even fairy tales provide an escape
and this inescapable reality has no hold
over faith and resurrection power.
For all the trouble we go through in life
I'd rather believe the good book's promise
than Satan's ruse to raise a zomboid army.
And these riddles circle in my head
of possibilities that God most
certainly is not dead!
*dimned is a coinage if ****** and dimmed.
If God is dead then He isn't God. That's a contradiction in terms.