God has shaded this foggy morning with His richest pencil.
A building stands out in my eye for the one light which glows.
His assemblies all fade in like shadows, so abstract yet gentle.
Art work standing finely above me, as he draws me below.
Why doesn’t He sketch me as I am, with worship and trembles?
I’m stood waiting for the sunrise so that the colours can show.
One by one He draws them; dancing in the dark of this world I love.
Hellions hustle around as the stars hit the ground like fallen angels.
The fog drops are the ashes of the fire in the skyline just above.
The demons start calling my name, voices from haunting faces
before the cracks in the pavement appear, as if this wasn’t enough.
How suddenly my delicate portrait seems insecure and graceless.
And they’re dragging me down, and they circle around my
mind.
And I’m holding on tight, but below me they’ve all aligned.
They’re still calling my name in whispers and screams
and I know how it seems, yet this just can’t be a dream.
And I want to hold on, but is this the right place to belong,
below the skyline of flame on this most Dystopian of days?
And my mind fades to blank, and persuades me this is real.