Free Speech

Sit or stand. But lets talk freely, find out
what we think.
Stamping our position in the world. It's the
antidote we drink.

Listen learn, then them you can teach.
Utter what you believe. Even if foolish
in your speech.

Swallow your errors let me criticise.
You will move forward. We learn nothing
in our lies.

Say what you got to say. Don't loose your
tongue and mind.
Your reputation will not save you. Do not
be willfully blind.

When the world overwhelms you, speech is freedom, its necessary!

Or blood will exude from the olives in Gethsemane.

	


	





	

		
Iron Sharpens Iron
	


	
	

		

I prayed in my perplexity.

There stood a woman, blessed with beauty
a slave to her integrity.

My complexity shook her for a moment.
I watched a tear roll down her cheek.
We spoke of why I act.

Now it's my thoughts I speak.

Iron sharpens iron. Now for them I can
stand strong.

The synthesis of her and slog, I take my
stand where I belong.

	


	





	

		
Pretty as a Picture
	


	
	

		

We stared without words. I was lost in your eyes.
A connection without words. Not fabricated with lies.

The joy of heaven shone uncomplicated.
 
Without need for St. Paul to convince me.
Nor did I need the code of Da Vinci.

Now one less tear in my heart. A rose petal taken the spot.
Hard to pluck it was not.

Through alluring eyes I saw the soul of a saint.
Though pretty as a picture.
This girl, Leonardo himself aint worthy to paint.


	


	





	

		
Screaming
	


	
	

		

Screaming on the point of key change.
Where laughter salutes tears.
There, joy and sadness grapple. And
you run towards, despite your fears.

When pain kisses pleasure, the passion
rejuvenates the truth.
In the developing motifs of the fifth,
the old man kisses his youth.

In harmony with the sublime, we believe
what we act.
On the bounds of one's sanity, is where
the cosmos makes it's pact.


	


	







	

		
In Christ I Stand
	


	
	

		

Again I start the ascent of repentance'
steep climb.
Orienting towards what is mine.

I contemplate and lay all at the altar.
I have no offerings to burn, all I have to
offer is my heart.
For your supreme honour I present this in
my words, my art.

I look towrads the pitty, following the cross
which has served.
My garden is now in bloom.
Though I'm aware it's undeserved.

As kings fall, in Christ I stand.
My light and strength as I walk this land.

	


	







	

		
Evil In the Night
	


	
	

		

Scary old ladies and murderous pheins.
Is this reality or lucid dreams?

Shadows plotting in the corner.
I know their desire but she's far
too young to be a mourner.

Alone, they're watching I feel their glare.
I'm scared, their steps I hear.

Clench my needing hand O' Lord. 
The unholy does dare.
Supply me arms, for love they do not care.

There's evil in the night, I stand alone.
As my soul is not their home.




	


	





	

		
YOU
	


	
	

		

When I was lost, dried, cracked
in that desert.
YOU were that waterfall that restored
and cleansed me.
The wind that blew, carrying me that
extra mile.
YOU were the drum the beat in my heart.
Which helped me do things I can't.

You were that tear the one that rolled
slow, not so bitter.
The one that took me from my knees, reminding
me I'm no quiter.

YOU the light in the darkness, the light
that never went out.

YOU, you are my God, and I thank you.