Thoughts on the sky...
And quite the agile one, at that-
Upon an oval ring, He sat-
The Earth on a trapeze.
The comets dashed a rhino's run-
Which weaved within a blackness spun-
Around the juggling circus sun-
Oh what a show He leads!
The starmen sported clownish suits-
Of luminescent hats and boots-
They load their cannons full and shoot-
Themselves across the sky.
While on a ball mankind was sat-
With freedom forced upon his back-
I lay still on the ground, and ask-
"Why do stars hang so high?"
For I must strike a match to glow-
Like starlight mirrored in the snow-
And If I want a woman's hold-
I toil day and day.
Yet you are born of Godly kin-
With careless eyes and rainbow skin-
Oh, circus with a skylight grin-
I'll dance with you someday.
Poetry by Lazarus Knix
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Written on 2009-12-27 at 03:26
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God deemed the world an acrobat
God deemed the World an acrobat,And quite the agile one, at that-
Upon an oval ring, He sat-
The Earth on a trapeze.
The comets dashed a rhino's run-
Which weaved within a blackness spun-
Around the juggling circus sun-
Oh what a show He leads!
The starmen sported clownish suits-
Of luminescent hats and boots-
They load their cannons full and shoot-
Themselves across the sky.
While on a ball mankind was sat-
With freedom forced upon his back-
I lay still on the ground, and ask-
"Why do stars hang so high?"
For I must strike a match to glow-
Like starlight mirrored in the snow-
And If I want a woman's hold-
I toil day and day.
Yet you are born of Godly kin-
With careless eyes and rainbow skin-
Oh, circus with a skylight grin-
I'll dance with you someday.
Poetry by Lazarus Knix
Read 474 times
Written on 2009-12-27 at 03:26
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