January 18th.
yeah couple weeks late...
Raw. No edits. Misspellin and all..
Crying and ripping at his garments
Father!! Save them!! Father!!!
Let there be light. That darkness would
Be overtaken by the truth of the light.
Oh Father that hearts would beat on your rhythems.
That hearts would be in tune with who you are!
Oh father that eyes would see you
That the arab nation would know you
That darkness would flee.
In knowledge and truth
In hope in love.
That they would know you
Over and over again I cry to you!!I cry to you for the lonely and depressed
For the hurting for the alone and separated.
For the un-deniably
DEAD.
And you said to me as you said to the prophet in the day of old..
Do the dry bones live??? Can they live????
Who am I oh God that you would ask such a thing?
Are you not God in heaven and on earth? Are you not Lord over the oceans?
Of course these dry bones can live.
Of course they can dance.
Of coursed they can.
Of course.
Daughter of man…breath life.
Speak life.
Be life.
…and he moves at the sound of our voices.
Rushing wind.
Flipping hearts from black to red.
From monotone beats
To classical compostions.
…a beatific vision overcame my mind
and I was wrapped in arms that hold closer then
any arms that ever where and ever will be.
I saw before me the ghettos rising up together
In one song
In one dance
In one moment
I saw the inner cities beating down the doors of hell
With their feet dancing on the graves of their grandfathers
On the graves of their mothers
On the graves of their brothers.
I saw them dancing in joy over those that had died
And I hear them shouting…
DRY BONES!!! DRY BONES!!!
THESE DRY BONES WE SPEAK INTO THEM
AND WE SPEAK LIFE!!! WE SPEAK JOY!!
WE SPEAK JESUS!!!
And I watched as they danced and praised God
And as one danced…two began to dance
And as two danced…four began to dance
And then four became eight
Till there was not one person standing still.
And as I watched the earth began to shake and the dirt began
To shift and arms reached for the Son..
And fingers grasped the roots of their past
And they wretched them from the fingers of their aggressors.
I saw young men and old women
Shaking the dirt from their hair as they laughed at victory
Unfolding before them like a picnic lunch on a perfect day.
Faces filled with the stank of life and the decay of depression
Became the face of a new reighn.
Of hope and perseverance.
Hundreds of feet shaking the gates of the city..
Hundreds of eyes streaming vision.
Streaming love. streaming Joy.
And I watched as graves began to fill with tears from heaven.
Tears of restoration and peace.
And it was as if God’s love became an ocean.
For a burden that will never leave. For a burden that only grows heavier for a heaviness that overwhelms and coughs up truth.
For a burden.
Is there peace.
Is here peace.
Is he peace?