

Put Me Back in It
God watched as I reviewed the mess we made.
He observed how my eyes welled,
as I scanned the scene
of the vision of our creation.
It was violent,
and lethal.
A mountain of disarray and chaos.
The smell of smoke,
the sound of thunder.
A sight of destruction.
I could still feel the vibration of the faint ticking
of a weak heartbeat underneath the rubble.
In the corner of my eye,
I see your silhouette sprawled under a burning tree.
You are sleeping.
He looked down at me and asked,
“What do you want me to do?”
I looked up as if I could see the Unseen,
fell to my knees and said,
“Put me back in it”.
