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Noah's Arch

A vehement deity,

father of a carpenter,

and proprietor of creationism,

looked down upon his work,

both literally and figuratively.

When an ecosystem falls to the

egocentricity of man, a vessel

will be sought, and contained is

the righteousness of a mortal.

 

Serenity became inclination, and

with loss of the feminine beauty

came regret. For sin masqueraded

as black clouds, and whether

change occurs, torrential rain begets

growth in an environment. Wash over

the sins of the ****** what is current

can only be exposed as a fallacy when

revelation is prevalent,

and save for the innocent:

innocuous.

 

Even in Hell a cyprus tree would be

surrounded by wildflowers.

Noah knew not of damnation, and

with calloused hands raised to the sky,

a hammer came crashing down.

 

Not unlike stone tablets

etched with command,

the world lay on granite,

with a universal epitaph.

For Noah to ignore his destiny

would be blasphemous.

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charlie-chirico
29 / M / American
Published
Oct 18, 2013
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