(A lone old voice whispers)
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As I look out from in here
In the never-ending falling rain via my new keeper's black scrying mirror
Isabel asked me what I would say to the world
Are you ready
Well sometimes you've just got to be rebellious enough
To say goodbye to the old ways
And try to heal raw opened emotional sores
So you can then look to life
To try to give you more
It may feel like you've been through all the worlds
Many brutal wars
But nobody's perfect and everybody
I mean everybody
Has their depressing scars and sometimes unspoken flaws
Some may just cleverly choose to hide it so well and smile
And try to put on a favourite well-loved mask
And some don't
Some may say strange things in tempestuous moments of heat
As they sharpen their ferocious claws
And some may say nothing at all
But just think
Aren't people just human
Even though they might try to stand tall
Misfits born into the grandest of schemes
Wandering around like lost little children
After they've been given a new life's temporary spiritual work permit
But you know
I've already lived five times in 6 hundred years
Lived
Loved and cried so many wet tears
Sacrificed my time each time I died and ate platefuls of fear
And now I'm soon to be reinstated for the seventh
Here's what I know as I wait to return for a short stint
Before I go back to my rightful place in Heaven
Life and all its emotional connections
Are simply explained in just one line of fate-driven poetry
Which is written in golden bold italics in God's eternal archives
If you know where to look to find it
Want to know what it is before I disappear forever
It simply says in Enochian
The language of Angels
Gnay de boaluahe life
Try to love life
Copyright John Duffy