ARGENA: poems by SCARED CROW

1. THAT DOUBT

Like us in our heart, we know,
Not to believe the world,
We once believed a long time ago.

Like us in our lament,
We say more than we can chew,
Even when the world looks nice,
Not hunting us, we still have that doubt.

2. TRUTH IN A BELIEF

Why do we fight
In the lust of our own brother’s guilty eyes?
What we carry speaks for us,
Bur are all powers meaningful?
Ancient words would say,
“believe in your fathers.”
But I see a father of fathers
Lost to guide his children,
But we believe in something that proves
Its right to be true.

3. NEW WORLD

There was one world
Present in the time of old,
That moment reminds us of our transgression,
Trauma of self; living in dirt,
But with just a word, something changed,
A word and everything came to live,
A word and everything was normal again.
That word is no other
Than the one carrying symbolisms of the child of heaven, Jesus Christ,
In his own prophecy, he came for us to be real.
To be real in His new world.