The Element {part 1} Poem by Isaac Melchizedek

What do lamp?
In company of sun
What eat lamb?
By atlantic abode.
What say lie?
In empire built by truth.
What seek sense?
In caves of Nabal.

I gazed at the stars.
Scattered on moon land.
It stare on our land.
Yet we do not a thing.

We live in a lie.
And preach unknown truth.
Court and Pulpit eats
And ordered all to fast.

We claim this earth
But know not her.
We killed her joy
And rape her maid.

We sing for joy
And pieces peace.
Joy we know not,
And peace we cage.

Man seek a home
And build on mud and cedars.
Then bricks, then glass.
Yet know not a home.

We promise freedom
Whites to tattered blacks.
But, was the aisle crown.
Ever enthrone on freedom.

The spells of youth.
Do enslave billion minds,
But the novice forget
That youth days are tired.

Take a look at mirror
Thou Helen of Troy
And sue me
If beauty is lasting.

All the days of man
Are rule by agony.
It spread its throne
O'er the joys of man.