The Birds of Heaven

30 May 2024 · 4 min

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In this lyrical monologue, the speaker intertwines themes of prophecy, music, and the symbolic birds of heaven. They assert that true, everlasting words stem from a prophetic source, and that music—especially heard in the silence of night—has the power to heal the soul, liberate the spirit, and make one whole. The birds of heaven are portrayed as pure and free, drawing their strength from the same prophetic realm, reinforcing the idea that music and prophecy together elevate and free the human spirit.

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They get their power from the place of prophecy. The only words I wanna hear are everlasting. Words that are deep and true. Words of prophecy. In the silence of the night, there is music. Music brings you close. Music heals the soul. It can make your spirit fly. The birds of heaven are so pure. The birds of heaven are so free. They get their power from the place of prophecy. In the silence of the night, there is music. Music brings you close. Music brings you close. Music heals the soul. It can make your spirit fly from your body. Music sets you free. Music makes you whole.