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Echelon

Eye in the Sky

By Jeffrey Lawrence Published 4 months ago • 2 min read

“ Echelon” (Eye in the Sky)

They say don’t be paranoid. They don’t exist.

Only I know better, after all, They killed JFK.

I see them in my dreams and visions

and hear their whispered directives,

due to these implants.

They have many forms.

Big Brother, Big Oil

The Man, The Church, but

They are all one and the same,

They live everywhere and all at once

and can timev- travel. Really!

They constantly spy on me

by hiding in plain sight

Behind mirrors and fog banks. )

Through T.V. screens, especially

when they are turned off!

They conceal themselves

in the empty spaces

between the words in (

this written warning.

They inserted Themselves into my life

at the moment I was conceived

and will watch over me even

after I am deceased.

They say They want to protect me,

They created Agent Orange, Aides

and Autism to prove it

They denied it, They always do.

They tell me what to eat, drink, and

where I can use my genitalia.

{They are extremely interested in it!}

What pills to take and who to marry.

They took all my guns and

Oh! “Fasten your seatbelt,

ding, ding, ding!” Turn it off!

They peruse my mail and mind

and inventory my trash cans,

so no one will brainwash me.

They promise to provide for me,

They take what I earn

and give it to Them,

Those others! After all,

They are kinder and smarter than me.

They are not concerned about

my previous warnings to you.

My standing on the street corner

and airports shouting with

my voice and placards.

They believe you will just shake

your heard and smirk.

They may be on to me however,

I infiltrated their forum,

I tried to conceal my identity.

I am truly sorry, for if

you have read this.

They now know about you!

Surrender! Resistance is futile.

They, I am!

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    Written by Jeffrey Lawrence