Wings of FIRE.

Wings of FIRE.

A Poem by SELF

A person's heart is like deep waters
 on the surface are storms and tides
but beneath the surface, 
glamorous pearls meet our acquaintance. 

From chariots and horses, 
to rocket ships and two seaters.
From living in caves,
to skyscrapers with glamorous pavements.

We've mounted the breath of life and filled it with birds with engines
we've wrapped ourselves in garments that have no shame
living in cities with soulless bodies
haughty towards Truth
hasty to look evil in the eye and say, "I DO". 

Astronauts will bear witness to the sheet of fire that protects our earthly space
they'll affirm that rockets leaving our earthly space need engines strong enough to penetrate through our fiery shield.

In our "Shitties",
wicked fantasies rule our sight.

in our "shitties",
it's hard to know your true friends.

in our "shitties",
money can make friendships end.

Some call them cities, but in those cities,
it's getting s****y!


The fiery shield of our wicked fantasies burn with scourging flames
Cast out of Eden,
we lay our beds in the darkness of these wicked establishments. 

Our conditions call for an engine of truth within us
a rotating motor that keeps our minds duped with the energy of life
An energy that sparks our footsteps with a "KEEP ON MOVING" attitude
An energy that places wings of fire and fury on our bodies
wings of fire to lift us out of this S****Y.


Truth puts our palpitating hearts at ease
Truth wraps one up in the house built by wisdom
established through understanding 
with rooms filled with rare and beautiful treasures. 

In the Ascension,
wounds from friends are trusted, but enemies multiply their kisses. 

© 2023 SELF


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