And the night was the way it was There was a heat but it was not unbearable Hemingway sipped on his *** As the Buk made his way with the beer And Woolf eyed the passing river stream
There once was a dream that ended not in death But only with the sight of a Christmas wreath Snow fell upon the ground like the ash of dead men And war pillaged the Earth like the pecking of farm hens
Where there is misery There is desire for honesty The rules of life change When the bullets begin to fire
The mire has broken There are faceless soldiers being Ordered by nameless generals The future is the present And the present is at your doorstep
Walking through history Seeing the horn-blowers with their faces Painted with the screams of the lost I remember by childhood The vast plains concrete And economical disaster on Every front the pupil could encompass
Can there be only questions in life? Where are these desired answers? Are there friends on the other side of hill, Or will life be only filled with the presence of enemies?
Am I my own nightmare?
Are questions Only A path to uncertainty?
The train leaves to pass a levee With sights That only grandmother Would be able To articulate
She cries as if Death is her husband And all her sons Have abandoned her For other women
Dylan is almost dead I weep for the poet's dream Seeing that the buttons Never matched up to the seams
On the horizon the lines of clouds Reflect the madness of the crowd Born, constructed, and organized There is no reason why Man should not be demonized
Tell tale signs of the witch hunt are here Can't you see that repentance has passed and not near The horn-blowers, they cry for Joan The cross burning They seek another who unknowingly Waits for their wheel to turn
Time ticks on I love the sound of my Gravel ridden voice Mystery mends its wounds As the caverns of humanity Ensure that Their will be a place for their eternity
Where is God now? Where did he drunkenly wonder off to? Why are there so many of us With only ourselves?
I smell the scent Of sweet and stale blood The beginnings and the ends Of a revolution