Stone Angel: Poem
Nov. 13th, 2015 06:59 pmI only just found out a bit ago about what happened in Paris, with the attacks. Frankly I'm in shock. I can do nothing for the people and their families, friends, and other loved ones. The fact that this is a Friday the 13th does not escape me.
I think very lowly of those gunners. So senseless. At the same time the more generous part of me whispers that there were things wrong with them and that it is not for me to judge. Pain, bad programming, and general stupidity and lack of regard for life and others, viewing people as "the other" does this sort of thing. They'd better be glad I"m not their mother because they would not be happy and I'd give my lecture before letting the world have them take account for their actions, all the same.
During the 6:30 PM meditation in Suhavati, Takeuti, Second Life I had this poem come to me.
Stone Angel
I stand here, a marble statue
My wings stretched out over you
My people, far away from me
But even here I see
I see
I see
Would that I were like my brethren
Free to fly to your side, even
For just a moment as the flash
And fire from the barrel crash
I wish
I wish
I pray
My hands stretch up to the heavens
As ancestors made to, all these suns
My prayers however are my own
Let some good come of what sown
I cry
I cry
I pray
I pray
I am but carven stone on rooftops
All across your country and in shoppes
Give to these souls and loves some peace
Let not their memory ever cease
My Lord, o Father hear the prayer
That this stone angel doth dare
I cry
I cry
I pray
I pray
I bleed