Go Tell The Planets Poem by Dr Anthony Onoja

Go Tell The Planets

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Come see the wonderful love in space and time
These harmony and tally of beauty in cold nights
They are his and he is ours, Oh! the love of our Creator
Then came down from Olive and drove us into darkness
They settled in our galaxies and taunt us forever
Away from lucidity, please forget the Most High
Lust after the gods of strings and mountains
Since the planets now habours the fallen stars
We shall give them hope no more
Mercury, orbit your sun, gaze at us no more
Venus, house them in your ruined, embrace them like earth did
Earth, Oh! the beautiful gem, how could you let them rule you?
Mars, their anger made you burned, now you became red like scarlet
Jupiter, they now honour you as god in deluge
Neptune, you stood so low to allow them beguiled you in their lies
Uranus, you came so close to the truth but fall off its brink
Saturn, you became their whore, you now harbours' their brevity
Pluto, we wept when they say you were absorbed into the night skies
Nibiru, we heard you are coming to merge with earth
Like the day we meet our end in the night skies
Eternity came so close, now we see the fallen stars from afar
In their ships of wrath, they left us wounded like preys
Then we seize to exist no more in the constellations

Go Tell The Planets
Thursday, December 21, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: judgement,sin
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
When we lust after things that passes with time and forget about the ones that are ever true and last forever
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Dr Antony Theodore 02 October 2018

Eternity came so close, now we see the fallen stars from afar In their ships of wrath, they left us wounded like preys Then we seize to exist no more in the constellations............. a great poem with such original ideas and views and ending it spiritually.. the quest for eternity and the truth.. thank u dear poet.. tony

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Bernard F. Asuncion 21 December 2017

Onoja, such an interesting write👍👍👍

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Anthony Onoja 21 December 2017

Thanks @Bernard F. Asuncion...I really appreciate

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