Yesterday a homeless woman give me all she had
when she said “what you said to me that day that way made me see that my brother, though dead,
was alive, and that resurrected inside I could survive and kill this pride.”
And I cried because, she reminded me that day, I lived too.
And all she had were the hugs of the empty promises of yesterdays that reeked of the yester-ways which told me the things you said from the things you read only matters if you put it to your flesh. 'Cause when we see our neighbors flesh we refresh the Jehovah M'Kaddesh to see the plan. The plan that was plan B, to show that through our redemptive sin we win because what once was, has been, and we nothing but forgiven. For given grace to see how free we could be if we would stop sinful fate, debate, and delineate the great and find that the Great is I AM.
I AM is not to say that I am God, but I know it is odd to think that it stops with me but I know my own frailty and blight and know that my rite ain't right because all I deserve is crucifixion. Because after that dereliction I have a suspicion that we began to believe this fiction that this affliction was something we could overcome.
Now we can only see self help books, and give prayers dirty looks and call all people crooks and listen to stupid rap songs with meaningless hooks.
But that's what we're lookin' for right? Some sight? Less fight?
To sing with Bob Marley and say, “Every little thing, gonna be alright?”
See, that's why this rhyme was designed to defibrillate, to shock and stalk and consecrate, that we are holy, even in this jacked up state.
So when we walk this earth we must state, before we close off each other or reach for hate, or get pissed off during political debate, that we can only see part of this past
This rhyme won't last and these words are frail, though meant to impale, like the the spear that was put through by Roman guard, to bring peace to this dead flesh.
And three days later, did what we couldn't to refresh, and make all we have from death to life,
and we are the church, a whore and God's wife.
So when we say, “God is dead” as it seemed, remember He causes the dead to rise,
redeemed.