Craned Necks and World Crosses

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Craned Necks and World Crosses


Dr. Ron Galloway


What has taken from me all my power

To strongly move in hope’s surging course

To rise or not to rise is all the same.

To die or not to die, to cry or cry not.

 

For all this world has, has naught for me.

But dreams cast into barren holes.

Holes that echo down to naked Hell.

And echo back to me their cackle.

 

For I have seen a world whose necks are craned

Above the sight of Christ on Calgary

Their lust is for the clouds and for the mist

Where view they empires and condominiums.

 

And take they to these clouds all manner of deceit

And Master craftsman in their lies become.

Till Hell becomes their steady date

The cross they bear with pride.

 

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Poetry is not a turning loose of emotion, but an escape from emotion.

T. S. Eliot (1888-1965) American-English poet and playwright.

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