POEMS - 2008 - The Six Must Sing With The Seventh As One

THE SIX MUST SING WITH THE SEVENTH AS ONE

 

Six days of work,

Six days to slave,

Leaving the seventh,

To dig a grave.

 

Six days of pain,

Six days of night,

Betting on the seventh,

To make it right.

 

Six days to toil,

Six days to lament,

The seventh brews,

In discontent.

 

Six days alone,

Six days away,

The seventh alone,

Can't save the day.

 

Six days of wages,

Six days of worth,

Add little to the seventh,

A trifle to the earth.

 

So weigh the six,

Cast them in the fire,

That which is not burned,

Is your hearts desire.

 

To break the curse,

To create a fix,

To redeem the slaves,

Surrender the six.

 

Give them to God,

Make seven as one,

As God the Father,

Holy Spirit, and Son.

 

The bounty of Eden,

Eagerly awaits,

For those with seven,

Holy gates.

 

To break the curse,

To force ties undone,

Then the six must sing,

With the seventh as one.

 

Sheila Willar  -  April 11, 2008

Exodus 16:29 (KJV)

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