Hello friends, I hope you're doing well;
I come to you with something strange to tell.
(But then again, who's to say what's strange
In these times of sudden, surprising change?)
The tale I have relates to all the things
Come to light throughout “the happenings”,
Unglimpsed mysteries behind Q's posts,
Shadow powers, influence like ghosts,
The keystone to what would hospitalize…
(Ninety-nine percent, in terror hide their eyes…)
I've recently found some things that seem to show
That we have more than we seem to know.
Sources created in mutual isolation
That point to an identical conflagration;
Sources waiting “hidden in plain sight”
For somebody to give their bark a bite;
Coincidence of claim that asks t0o much
Of rationalism's failing little crutch.
Thus, fellow humans, I come to you,
To share what I am forced to view as true,
And paint a picture that can't be unseen
I tell you– what a long strange trip it's been!
Something evil is knocking at the door.
And this isn't just some moral metaphor.
It's real.
And to survive, we must begin to deal…
But from the start a problem that we face
In trying to get the truth installed in place
Is that the truth is of a sort we're taught
To discount and scoff at without thought;
Most people lack all hearing, smell, and vision
Outside the Overton window's strict permission.
But then, what is this “window” in our face
That neatly tucks the narrative in place?
What is this box that public thought maintains
Is the only good shelter for rational brains?
The Overton Window is nothing but the way
Social conditions dictate what we say
And think, and what we will even permit
To enter into our belief system's orbit.
Most people don't examine half the thought
Implicit in the worldview that they got
Fed to them in childhood or at college–
Who reads the cards that make his house of knowledge?
The social instinct that's so strong in us
Gives us thoughts we ride in like a bus,
We placidly sit, and ride from here to there
Content, though never stopping anywhere,
As long as we have our friends along
To play a game, or sing a familiar song.