I Know & I Feel
Last night I saw a
vision,
Or so called
dream,
Was it of the
pass, present or future I don’t know,
But I stood there
in the season of fall fields,
The crops rustle
in the breeze creating a stirring in the ground,
I felt it in my
bones a pending warning of danger,
The wind picks up,
licking at my hair, tossing it like flames,
The green trees
have turned over their leaves against the dark clouds,
The wind suddenly
stops as I hear the scream of children,
I turn and run
toward their cries,
As demons chase me at my heels,
From the tall
crops dying, they run on all four legs,
The children are
trapped against a locked shed, behind a old farm house,
A demon has struck
the older and the other child comes to help,
As the two younger children cry as they hold
each other,
I will not stand
by for their slaughter,
I swat the demons
down with a staff that appears in my hands,
That has
interlocking patterns carved into it,
I glide across the
ground as the children huddle together,
Eyes tightly shut
for their final blow, but it will never come,
The demons turn at
my arrival, eyes aglow in lustful hate they stare,
My chest breaths
deep, as my heart roars in ferry,
I swat the beasts
aside and they turn to dust,
An army roars from
all around me,
The cold air is
still but the clouds swirl over head with raging hot lightning,
I take the blows
of their razor sharp claws to save the children,
I dig deep inside
my soul and my feet are lifted,
I will not quit
now,
I have the will to
protect the innocent,
I turn to the
injured children and calm their tears and wipe their faces healing their
wounds,
Light has cracked
the sky, and covers us in golden rays of light,
I turn to face the
enemy that has step back at bay, afraid of the rich light,
I turn my face to
the flowing, golden light in the air around us,
That flows through
my very being,
Warping me in
warmth I smile as I rise,
Looking down, I
crash upon the ground,
Lifting my head to
face the enemy I fight,
Not a hand is laid
on these children,
As the demons are
taken, I see hope on the children’s faces,
Peace and survival
to them to come and I glimpsed there different futures,
Don’t ask me how I
saw or knew it as it was but I did,
And the vision
ended and I woke in peace,
But I know deeply
I will fight for what is right even when outnumbered,
Even when I think
I won’t survive,
As long as the innocent
survive, I’ll find strength in the lord,
For in the time I
felt the blows and the blood run, I prayed,
And I received
strength.