In a recent dream old Don Huang encountered
concentric circles spinning, robots working endless hours
trashing recycling the old propagating producing the new
the troubadour returns to witness a history forgotten
ten scorching suns nine must be exterminated
One last sun standing but moon she chooses to reside
jade rabbit keeps pounding unleashing the elixir of life
where's that promised long life, power and precious ring?
Middle-Earth happily re-inhabiting, in a new zeal land
but land of extreme happiness they sing, sits far in the west end
Once paradise, Salmon in wild waters hatch, migrate, spawn and die
silk worms in cocoons could've become butterflies
corals rhinos leopards and gray whales prone to extinction
man's actions fast and ferocious, always in denial
always gone wild without a righteous trial
Why are you complaining asks Noah, over this blessed age?
years came by and wasted I want to make haste, but
my eyesight does not fit my vision my body does not match mind
a forest is burning inside and just when I realize, love my life my world
and my place, I lose time in the battle I lose future in the race
I live in time I could not slow it down
I put time in a marmalade jar I store time in my camera
must cycles be circle age be linear? I hear the troubadour's footsteps
the last sun in our solar system panting. Kronos devours Ouroboros Tiamat laid
tattered and open, letting out an entire new universe all from her brokens!
In Don Huang's dream the spinning top comes to a halt
he feels light as cosmic dusts, shimmering trembling and drifting
into the great dark void it is colossal and hollow it is Shiva's voice
through burning flames and sacred ashes the phoenix gracefully rises
this bird of wonder rides time as tides, its plumage gold and majestic, beams divine
Published on May 7, 2018