Divinity

Missing

Intertwine mine

To Your story

I remember the day

When the walls went up

Separation became

My entire construct

Bolted bars and barricades [1]

Dying in my resting place [2]

You had to feel the disconnect

When the tree of life

Became the beams of death

You understand

What it’s like to be man

If you had greater vision

You’d follow the greater plan

“Father forgive them” [3]

As I try to

Decide on which side of the line

I lie [4]

Am I straining the gnats [5]

To attack and attach to your pure religion? [6]

Tenuous grip

Don’t forget

Be at rest

There’s no competition

No!

Pillars forged

Cracking [7]

Safe or strong?

Forgive me for I can’t

Further conflate the two

Can I invite you out of the box that I built for You

And into the one I built for myself?

What I find when I’m confined is inside

Is there’s no place to build a well

So I’m parched of thirst

Now only to see

This isolated tundra has no place to plant a tree [1]

Six sterile walls

Echo my thoughts

Do I even remember how to break off these locks?

Did I not build this box?

I should remember the key

Reverberating voices keep me in my seat [1]

Do I move first? [8]

Come close to the cracks

Divinity!

Missing?

Yet you know me well

Intertwine mine with your story to tell

I’m a man

I plumbed your tears

I wept with you

From thousands of years

The garden was for me

As it was for you [9]

I’m the God of anguish

Of the pain, and the renew

1: Breach The Borders

2: Return To Your Rest

3: Luke 23:24

4: John 19:23-27

5: Matthew 23:24

6: James 1:27

7: deathWorks

8: Requiem

9: John 17