65 million years later
The New Dinosaur sits in his Bill Blass suit
Staring from a windless tower
Surveying all that is his
Still clinging to the equation
Survival of the fittest
He holds desperately to
His bleached out dreams
But still, he can find no beauty
No moral certainty
No final answers
Save for the answer
Of dying alone
In a Dark Valley of Arrogance
And Despair
Far away from truth—
And the solace of serenity and fulfillment
For his refusal to Unify in Oneness
And in the distance
THE ALL shakes His mighty countenance
“Time to start again . . .“
Authors note: Dinosaurs ruled the Earth 250 million years. Mankind has roughly been around
a mere couple million. . . by the stupidity of our arrogance and superiority complex, the warning signs are there— our time is running out. . .
Jun 28, 2019
Jun 28, 2019 at 11:11 AM UTC
65 million years later
The New Dinosaur sits in his Bill Blass suit
Staring from a windless tower
Surveying all that is his
Still clinging to the equation
Survival of the fittest
He holds desperately to
His bleached out dreams
But still, he can find no beauty
No moral certainty
No final answers
Save for the answer
Of dying alone
In a Dark Valley of Arrogance
And Despair
Far away from truth—
And the solace of serenity and fulfillment
For his refusal to Unify in Oneness
And in the distance
THE ALL shakes His mighty countenance
“Time to start again . . .“
Authors note: Dinosaurs ruled the Earth 250 million years. Mankind has roughly been around
a mere couple million. . . by the stupidity of our arrogance and superiority complex, the warning signs are there— our time is running out. . .