
Note from Prof. Urbain:
three ravens = the three planes
two ladies = the towers
one man = the pentagon
California State University, Dominguez Hills
University of Wisconsin, Parkside
Created: October 1, 2001
Latest update: October 1, 2001
Curran or
Takata.
Three Ravens from the Sky
by Shinsaku Fujikawa
Soka University, Japan.
Copyright: Shinsaku Fujikawa, September 2001
From the sky
Three ravens came
No one saw them arrive
They had no nameI heard their cries
Through the windows
I saw their eyes
Through the hallsWhen they tore away some flesh
There was no pain, too fast
I wish they had let them go home
The flesh will never grow backTwo women dropped on their knees
And emitted a gray darkness
One man wept tears of blood
And sat down on the hellish fire in the stillnessJoy comes in a flash but sorrow is eternal
Death was hidden, no footsteps
Time is long but life is short
Death reaped its cropIn the flames
The dead picked up their own ashes
In the tears
The living became devilish
Come back, hold me in your arms
Softly, kindly but strongly
Come here, share your grief with me
To put out my fire immediatelyNo one could catch the three ravens
They vanished into the night
Pray and burn a candle
For the souls which vanished into the light