. Poetry from The Great In-Between: Nuclear Dreams

Friday, April 19, 2024

Nuclear Dreams

 



With current world events. This appeared.
Salute.
 

(A lone voice whispers)

I had dark visions 
Of rows 

Of freshly dug graves 
Been dug

From Palestine and beyond 

Saw blue skies turn ash grey
As many kneelled and 
Prayed

In the dark sludge 
Of humanities recklessness 

Watched  
people call to God
In their many different languages 

Whatever their faith 
In the darkness
 
To come down from his mighty high throne 

As burning chaos 
Screamed for freedom and yelled  

"Sacre Bleu"

Watched once 
Beautiful cities culled

Covered in life-changing radiation and vile mud

As the occult spells of total destruction were sown

From London 
Worldwide to Rome

But as the sea turned from blue 
To black to red 

As many voices
Cried out  
Mourning the dead

I heard this murmur 
Within deep sounds
 
Shaking the very ground as thunder struck 

Whispers of the Maiden 
Mother and Crone

Echoing these words to console
The poor souls
Who died

"No more pain will be known"

"No more pain will be known"

I then saw a passage in The Red Book of All Secrets 

To break the cage 
The hold of the Matrix 

This I was shown

And now in these words
Growing like wild Hedera ivy

In the recesses of your mind

I whisper  
To give you a quick fix 

Stand together 
Shoulder to shoulder

Sing battle songs of faith and glory

Remembering your ancestors brave life stories 

Embrace kindness 
As a strength 
Not a weakness

Don't be rude
Before you guess 
Find the truth

Before you conclude
fathom why

Before you cause pain or make someone cry 
Have empathy 

Before you talk 

Think and don't act with impetuosity

For at the end
You'll be judged 

By angels 
Who'll pray

So that 

You'll 
Ascend and be loved
Not descend

Like the all the generals and world leaders

Who want World War Three

To usher in the Great Reset and a coup d'état

(C)
Copyright John Duffy 
Image shared under fair usage policy.

Impetuosity:
noun:   rash impulsiveness

Sacre Bleu
astonishment, shock

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