by Thomas M. Pender
It's time to kill Music
For crimes against
The Heart
For the rape of Love
And the murder of Faith
We once sang to the Son
And now we play to the Fire
Our melodies were sprung from light
But our tunes now are children of heat
If you scream
They will dance
For while they can still hear
They no longer listen
God gave Music to Man
And Man shared Music with Hell
To create Noise
Our babies know no Beauty
Because they cling the Noise to their ears
They have forgotten how to talk
How to listen
How to feel
How to think
The notes no longer engage the heart
But the gut
Instinct
Drive
Fear and Hate
The light dims as the fire spreads
Start again
With an innocent child
And empty staff
And Love
written by t. michael pender 3/6/97
copyright 1997 T. Michael Pender. All rights reserved.
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Sunday, October 30, 2011
Empty Staff
Sunday, September 18, 2011
Anthem
I am
I am me
And no one else is allowed to be me
They can’t see what I see
They can’t feel what I feel
And I am proud
Proud to be me
I am not arrogant
Because I know that I am not better than others
Just different
Unique
I think
I dream
I fear
I love
I hate
And I cry
And each feeling that I feel
Is mine alone
Things touch me
Like they touch no one else
And I touch others
As no one else can
What others feel toward me
Good or bad
Are their own feelings
And I will not let them change me
In any way
Because if they change me
I will be someone else
And not me
And me is all I want to be
For no one else is allowed to be me
And me is a fine thing to be
written by t. michael pender 5/19/87
©1987 T. Michael Pender. All rights reserved.
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