A conundrum exists
\nIn so many hearts
\nThe twin towers suggests
\nSomething more
\nWatching the images
\nThe exposition
\nThe prejudices
\nIn the raw<\/p>\n
A great church
\nIs burning
\nWhat misunderstanding
\nThe fire going
\nAgainst the flow
\n800 year oaks
\ndont go up like matchwood
\nThe systems in place
\nWere to show<\/p>\n
This couldnt happen
\nThis was no accident
\nNo renovation was happening where
\nThe fire really started
\nHow the flames had darted
\nHow everyone there was aware<\/p>\n
The chief architect
\nBErnard Mouton
\nMakes his point clear
\nSaying he
\nKnows that it wasnt an accident
\nThe conspiracy and tragedy<\/p>\n
6.20 alarms raised a query
\nThe fire brigade they were on site
\nNo fire was burning
\nNothing concerning
\nAnd then it was terribly bright
\nThirty whole minutes
\nOf something
\nUnmentionable then what we saw
\nFlames licking higher
\nRight up the spire
\nNotre dame was alight
\nAt its core<\/p>\n
Patriots voices lit up the sky
\nA manifestation
\nOf somebody’s lie
\nThere were no workmen
\nNo accident there
\nNo welding no blow lamps
\nShort circuits
\nTo scare<\/p>\n
It cannot be terror
\nIt just cannot be
\nThe great celebration
\nIt explicitly
\nLit up the night sky
\nIts eye catching screams
\nLets proclaim to the heavens
\nThat its not all it seems<\/p>\n
The yellow vest protests
\nSo many weeks
\nThe streets full of smoke
\nIt clearly reeks
\nOf civil disruption
\nThe mood can it be
\nConcealing the fact
\nThat a conspiracy<\/p>\n
Of silence is manifest
\nNobody dares
\nTo suggest such a happening
\nAhead of the prayers
\nThe dictum of secrecy
\nSome corroboration
\nEmphatic denials
\nA confutation<\/p>\n
Obliteration defacement
\nAnd all
\nExpunging the memories
\nOf the great spire
\nSo tall
\nIts bodying forth
\nIts dignified stance
\nLooking down on the teargas
\nA sermon by chance<\/p>\n
The apparent unwillingness
\nTo try to restore
\nThere just was no antidote
\nNot anymore
\nNo redress no solution
\nIts seemed out of hand
\nThe factions were rising
\nRight across this land<\/p>\n
And then in the night sky
\nA violence was seen
\nFerocious and savage
\nAnd equally mean
\nThe great Notre Dame
\nHad withstood war before
\nAnd now was alight
\nFrom its very core<\/p>\n
Hoses and fire man
\nAnd smoke clouds all rose
\nAll were enraged
\nAt what this did pose
\nPerhaps an irreverence
\nThen disapprobation
\nDisillusionment rising
\nRight across the nation<\/p>\n
Time time will tell
\nReligion plays host
\nAn illumination
\nOf the holy ghost
\nA total immersion
\nA requiem seen
\nIn the most heavenly light
\nThat there ever had been.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
A conundrum exists In so many hearts The twin towers suggests Something more Watching the images The exposition The prejudices In the raw A great church Is burning What misunderstanding The fire going Against the flow 800 year oaks dont … Continue reading