the day that they come without the stars above or any light that brings us together, then they will speak only with anger or impatience. and as they call upon us, they will go past all who inhabit earth and speak about the very places that they come from, which are the places that we had destroyed and left for repair. let our hands mend the ones who are to come and the ones who have been saved from far away. the light is our own return, but the light shows today on earth, and no other place has died and relived before it cried unto God. and she remembers that day that we came back without a fleshly body and a soul to become the casing of our own spirit and the body of our first love that brought forth a soul that had no day upon our own until the day we were possessed by Heaven, and Heaven had taken over, giving us grief when we were innocent. but God had a time that we were never given a place to do as we willed but a spirit that would possess those without its owner, and those who were possessed were possessed by the Holy Ghost to do unto this world what was given to do unto this universe. and those who did not understand did not want to accept what was going to be given to one chosen. who may kill their own life as well as those who breach the innocent, and they suffer because of their own deeds or the things that they did not hold on to before these days were torn into one of God's time. the times that could not be seen by those without understanding or wisdom. a time that only truth can settle through our courage.
The day they come without the stars above, without any light that gathers us as one, shall be the day their voices tremble with anger and impatience. For when they call upon us, they will pass over all who inhabit the earth and speak of the places from which they came — the very places we shattered and abandoned, leaving only ruins for repair.
ReplyDeleteLet our hands mend those who are arriving, and those who were saved long ago from distant realms. For the light is our own return, and the light shines now upon the earth; no other place has died and lived again before crying out to God.
And she remembers the day we came back without flesh, without the weight of a mortal soul — becoming instead the casing of our own spirit, the vessel of our first love, who brought forth a soul that had no day of its own until Heaven possessed us. Heaven took hold, giving us grief though we were innocent.
But God kept a time in which we were never granted a place to act by our own will — only a spirit that would possess those without an owner. And those who were possessed were possessed by the Holy Ghost, to do upon this world what was commanded for the universe.
Those who did not understand refused to accept what was destined for the chosen one — the one who may lose his own life as well as the lives of those who breach innocence, and who suffer for their deeds or for what they failed to hold before these days were torn into one of God’s hours.
These are the times seen only by those without understanding or wisdom — a time that only truth can settle, and only courage can endure.