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Spirit |
Clear the picture, vibrate once more |
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And look again, and what you see is what is |
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Do so now |
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Scribe |
Yes Ma’am |
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My Mother is seated; she is crying into her hands |
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Her upper body is shaking |
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Spirit |
Good, very good, continue vibrating |
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Scribe |
She is seated on the park bench |
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And I come up to the park with the baby in the stroller |
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And I see her there this way and I am astonished |
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And am not quite sure what to do |
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And then I pick up the baby |
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And wonder whether
to place the baby in the sandbox |
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Or whether to sit on the bench with the baby in my lap |
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For perhaps the baby will comfort her |
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Spirit |
Which of the two will you decide |
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Scribe |
I decide I can always place the baby in the sandbox |
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So for now I sit on the bench with the baby in my lap |
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I don’t know if the Mother is aware of us yet |
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We are silent |
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She is crying |
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Spirit |
Good |
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Continue vibrating |
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What are you hearing |
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Mary |
Oh I can’t bear it! |
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I can’t bear it! |
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Scribe |
And I put the baby in the sandbox |
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And return to the bench |
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Mother, I say, what is it that you cannot bear |
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And then she turns to me |
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She turns to me |
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Mary |
Oh my darling innocent one |
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You who are so innocent you see not |
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You see not |
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You see not |
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Scribe |
And she wipes her tears away with a handkerchief |
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And she opens her arms to me |
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And I go into them |
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And she holds me |
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And it is as though she is comforting me |
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I had expected to be comforting her |
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But she is holding me and holding me to her tightly |
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Very tightly |
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And then she frames my face in her hand and kisses me on the lips |
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And she says to me |
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Mary |
But you do not want to see do you little one |
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No you do not |
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You don’t want to see |
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You never have |
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And you still don’t |
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It would overwhelm you wouldn’t it child |
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Scribe |
And I look at her |
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And I am not sure what to say |
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Spirit |
Aren’t you |
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Scribe |
And I say to her |
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Mother if it would comfort you to show me |
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Then for you Mother, I would see |
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I would willingly see whatever it is you wish to show me |
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I would willingly see, Mother, whatever it is you wish to show me |
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I would willingly see, Mother, whatever it is you wish to show me |
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And she takes my chin between her thumb and forefinger |
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And looks into my eyes and searches me out |
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And she makes a decision |
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Yes my Mother arrives at a decision |
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Spirit |
And at what decision does she arrive |
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Scribe |
That yes my love for her is great enough |
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That I am speaking the truth |
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That I will, for her sake, see what she would show me |
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And so she will show me |
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Not everything |
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But she will show me some |
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As much as she gauges I can handle she will show me |
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And she begins to do so |
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Spirit |
And what happens then |
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What happens then |
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Scribe |
Then she points at the globe of the earth |
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That hangs down from her neck at the bottom of a necklace |
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Mary |
Look |
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Look and see |
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Spirit |
And what do you do |
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Scribe |
I peer into the tiny globe |
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It is so tiny |
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And I see the blue and white of Earth |
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I see the Earth’s white clouds |
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Spirit |
Yes, keep looking |
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Scribe |
And I see the children of Earth moving |
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It is as though there is a mass migration of peoples all over the
Earth |
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As they move from one land mass to another |
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Whole populations move |
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Whole peoples of nations move |
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There is movement from many places |
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I see movement from Africa; I see movement from Asia |
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It would seem that the entire population that is moving |
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Is converging upon the small land mass that is Europe |
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And Europe begins to sink under the weight of so many people |
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Europe
does not have that much land |
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Not nearly so much land as the land that the people are leaving |
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And yet they come, they come, they come |
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Wave after wave after wave the people come |
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And there seems to be no end to them |
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Spirit |
Why are they coming |
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Scribe |
I see that Africa is dry, is complete desert |
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There is no food; there is no water |
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The people who remain there die |
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To live, they must leave |
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Spirit |
And the people of Asia |
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Scribe |
The contrary |
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They are flooded |
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They are hit by storm after storm after storm |
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The storms do not stop |
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They are relentless |
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And there is no coping with the storms |
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All power supply is gone; the telephone system is shut down |
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The infrastructure has been shut down due to the relentless storms |
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The people are left on their own to fend for themselves |
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