
We waited on God in dull halls
Where there was no sound of song
Only the deafening silence of defeat
Echoing along empty corridors
And all the while
The burgeoning life inside our young bodies
Chaffed
Until the words they said
Become lead
Forming the nails of the coffin
We lay within
And while part of us rebelled
And our joyous selves
Pirouted on their toes
And danced away
Towards another fire
Another part lay trapped
Lured by the lies they told
Fire is hell, and passion damnation
Not life not joy
And certainly not transformation
Those dangerous things
Their frozen hearts barred the way to
And so like exhausted nightingales
Who had lost their will for flight
We lay heavily weighted under
A burden of dread
While craving moon and stars
And deep dark pleasures of the night
As well as a way back in flight
To the lost sun
Of our souls buried remembering
Waiting on God in these barren places
Surely was a fate for which we were ever truely chosen
When if God really
Exists is he not born in flesh
Part of the uprising of joy
That gives light to life
And knows nothing of that leaden state
Which speaks to my mind
Less of God
Than of the Evil
Of lies
And of the Devil