The Galleons of Service (7.2.09)

“The galleons of service move wares to and fro.

The galleons of service move over the face of the earth.

The galleons of service move at the will of man.

The galleons of service fade into the night.

The galleons of service broach a new dawn.

The galleons of service have a myriad of pathways,

                                       have a myriad of commanders,

                                       have a myriad of owners.

The galleons of service satisfy the demands of the marketplace of man.

The galleons of service satisfy the demands of elapsed time,

                                       satisfy the demands of the method of propulsion,

                                       satisfy the demands of each selected pathway.

The galleons of service satisfy the needs of man,

                                      satisfy the wants of man,

                                      satisfy the cravings of man.

The galleons of service operate without a soul,

                                      operate with names of fancy,

                                      operate with a moving rate set by the one who counts the gain.

The galleons of service are the new behemoths of the earth,

                                      the unequal consumers of its fuel,

                                      the contributors to the winds of change.

The galleons of service care not where they go,

                                      care not for their frequency,

                                      care not for the depth of ill will that they carry.

The galleons of service are created by man with eyes set on the purse-strings of the gain.

The galleons of service do not yet use the wind,

                                       know how to use the sun in part,

                                       do not yet use the embrace of the moon on the woman who continues on her way,

                                                   to separate the waters so they can recombine.

The galleons of service have cargoes fit for the hungry,

                                      have cargoes fit for construction,

                                      have cargoes fit for destruction.

The galleons of service have cargoes of enslavement,

                                      have cargoes of little use,

                                      have cargoes eagerly awaited.

               The cargoes of the earth have manifests that cheat,

                                                       have manifests that defraud,

                                                       have manifests that were written in the dark.

The galleons of service can be directed by those that serve in righteousness,

                                                                    those that serve in righteousness,

                                                                    those that serve with the honour of their house intact,

                                                                    those that maintain the integrity of a king,

                                                                    those that transport in justice for the benefit of all –

                                                                           those are they whose galleons will serve under The Flag of the Kingdom,

                                                                           those are they who will stand with The Standard of The King,

                                                                           those are they who know The Emblem of The Spirit and this move of God.”