“The displacement of My people is a sign of the troubling by man.
The displacement of My people goes before the echo of marching feet.
The displacement of My people occurs through the brandishing of weapons,
the beating of the drums,
the looks of hatred in the eyes of force.
The displacement of My people sees the seeking of a refuge,
sees the signs of an approaching storm,
sees the need to flee before the weapons are brought to bear.
The displacement of My people destroys their roots within a homeland.
The displacement of My people mixes love with hate,
blends order with upheaval,
turns excess into the necessities of life.
The displacement of My people favours the prepared,
favours those with wisdom,
favours those who act before the storm will strike.
The displacement of My people favours those not pressed by time,
favours those with the means to procure,
favours those who do not sit and wait.
The displacement of My people traps the complacent,
traps the ignorant,
traps the foolish.
The displacement of My people traps those who linger,
traps those who cannot flee,
traps those who will not flee,
traps those who cannot outrun the pursuit of the day.
The troubling by man introduces chaos at the behest of greed,
at the behest of freedom,
at the behest of power.
The troubling by man introduces conflict in the homes,
conflict in the streets,
conflict in the nations.
The troubling by man initiates the onslaught of the scrambling,
the seizing of resources,
the grabbing of the desirable,
the expansion of dominions.
The troubling by man has no time frame for success,
will not accept a failure,
will persevere when all is lost.
The troubling by man speaks ill of his education,
of his ethics,
of his morality,
of the gods of man.
The troubling by man speaks of freewill run amok,
speaks of souls without control,
speaks of eyes bigger than their stomachs.
The troubling by man continues until the tide of arms lay strewn upon the battlefields –
as exhaustion wins the day.
The troubling by man continues until the face of man is lying in the dust.
The troubling by man continues until man is sacrificed in bloodlust upon demonic altars.
The troubling by man continues until the earth no longer groans.”
“The displacement of My people is a sign of the troubling by man.
The displacement of My people goes before the echo of marching feet.
The displacement of My people occurs through the brandishing of weapons,
the beating of the drums,
the looks of hatred in the eyes of force.
The displacement of My people sees the seeking of a refuge,
sees the signs of an approaching storm,
sees the need to flee before the weapons are brought to bear.
The displacement of My people destroys their roots within a homeland.
The displacement of My people mixes love with hate,
blends order with upheaval,
turns excess into the necessities of life.
The displacement of My people favours the prepared,
favours those with wisdom,
favours those who act before the storm will strike.
The displacement of My people favours those not pressed by time,
favours those with the means to procure,
favours those who do not sit and wait.
The displacement of My people traps the complacent,
traps the ignorant,
traps the foolish.
The displacement of My people traps those who linger,
traps those who cannot flee,
traps those who will not flee,
traps those who cannot outrun the pursuit of the day.
The troubling by man introduces chaos at the behest of greed,
at the behest of freedom,
at the behest of power.
The troubling by man introduces conflict in the homes,
conflict in the streets,
conflict in the nations.
The troubling by man initiates the onslaught of the scrambling,
the seizing of resources,
the grabbing of the desirable,
the expansion of dominions.
The troubling by man has no time frame for success,
will not accept a failure,
will persevere when all is lost.
The troubling by man speaks ill of his education,
of his ethics,
of his morality,
of the gods of man.
The troubling by man speaks of freewill run amok,
speaks of souls without control,
speaks of eyes bigger than their stomachs.
The troubling by man continues until the tide of arms lay strewn upon the battlefields –
as exhaustion wins the day.
The troubling by man continues until the face of man is lying in the dust.
The troubling by man continues until man is sacrificed in bloodlust upon demonic altars.
The troubling by man continues until the earth no longer groans.”