Almost Poetry: #Ferguson
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by Stan Faryna
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#Ferguson in my inbox this morning. It’s from John the Baptist.
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Almost Poetry: #Ferguson
Stan Faryna
18 August 2014
Washington, D.C.
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Very interesting poem. It’s brief, but manages to express both hope and fear at the same time, in only a few lines. Great work! #Ferguson
You’re very kind to say so, Annie. Thank you.
This gave me chills. It makes me wonder exactly what Moses and the seraphim are contemplating to enact “God’s wrath” exactly. I heard somewhere that God’s plan is to eventually bring everyone into heaven after Armageddon. One can only hope that is the case… thanks for sharing!
Interesting. I never thought about the lyrics in the song called “Come Together”, by the Beatles. I played the Youtube clip and got to thinking. I saw those lyrics and now think that these are the type of lyrics I can see the Rolling Stones singing. Better yet, this sounds like a Rolling Stones type of song! Truthfully, I only know four words in this song.
They are: “Come together. Right now. Over me.”
Ha, ha, ha! Yeah, that is about it. All in all, this song with unusual lyrics is a form of poetry. It’s “Beatle poetry”.
Sorry about that. I only know six words in this Beatles song.