. Poetry from The Great In-Between: Don't give them Pandemic Amnesty

Wednesday, November 9, 2022

Don't give them Pandemic Amnesty

 





(A lone voice whispers)



I feel like my whole soul has just suddenly died


In so many unfathomable ways


And tonight


As I look back from all the way in here


Lost in the white noise of The Great In-Between


I can vaguely remember with now no fear 


Or sad tears 

I once cried


Of opening my pale blue eyes 


In our bedroom 

Yesterday


Looking for my one true love 


Wrapped up in our warm winter blankets


Sabrina


To say

What shall we do today


To then be hit in the chest


By the Mystery Punch of the Cosmic Thunderbolt


That I was leaving her and all


I once knew and loved behind 


Forever and going on a new quest 



And as I started to spasm 

Scream inside and fit


It felt like I was been pulled towards

A bright White Light


Called The Shift of All Ages


As spoken about 

As I now know


In mysterious books

Written for unseen Mages



By a strange magnetic

Force 


A strange archaeology

Hidden right out of 

Sight 


Snow covered the cold grounds

Below


As the harsh winter winds 

Blew through 


As Time and Sacred Geometry 

Weaved and flowed


And as my life on Earth drew to a close


With a burst of silver 

Zero Point Energy 


As sure as Father Christmas 


Knows where to go 


I can only pray 

Those who got paid



By those Brotherhoods 

And Secret Societies 


In control 


The end game grave diggers 

And global tomb builders


So others like me 

Are too early waylaid 


By Sudden Death 

Blood clots and heart attacks


Get a lump of black coal and time behind 


Cold steel doors


For I can only pray


Karma has cruel identification cards 

And freedom passports too


For science is a killer

For all those betrayed

Like me


Who trusted the news 

And showed the watching world


Our compliance 


It's just a shame we

The many


Won't be there


When the revelations pour in


And brand new purple Karma Cards 


And new Freedom Passports are handed out


As they stand in front of a jury


Feeling for the first time

Afraid


The newly condemned 


Handcuffed by their mortal greed 


Linked to choosing sin


To then be dragged kicking and screaming 

To jail


To a new life


No longer rich

But poor


Riddled with lice



Washing toilets and mopping cold floors for years


Like another poor son of a gun

Who took blood money for fun


Causing people to die early


Under the glare of the moon 

Or the rising sun


(C)

Copyright John Duffy


Images shared under fair usage policy from Pinterest.


After reading about the drastic rise in sudden deaths, happening on a huge scale, worldwide. 


I had a feverish impulse to write this. As if guided.


Did I channel one of the tragic souls no longer around?

I hope so.

R.I.P



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