Humaniety

The world was changing axis so some believed it to be the upcoming days of controversy, and nearing the impending end of existence itself. Something peculiar happened on that day. People were just playing in the park, eating sandwiches, flying kites, playing fetch with the dog, and bubble blowing; the usual day in the park kind of stuff. On that day when people were getting nestled in and ready for this day to pass, some were unaware; blatantly oblivious to what could and maybe the end of the world. They were the ones people envied the unattached, simply separated creatures of mystery; seemingly at oneness or harmonized beings with the universe if you will. Everything lead up to this exact moment in civilization. All ones goals, dreams, achievements, success, misery, pain and unbeknownst failure stood still. Well most of all the world that is, was still as pines. Everyone lye there naked as newborns; sharing the one common threat to every aspect of life humanity has learned. Breathing heavily and awaiting seemingly an end there amassed candlelight vigils and various religious gatherings as well as the occult which people have long threw out in the realm of possibility of what works be at play. Yet there they were among all the other folks preying and praying for a sense of release and reprieve of their sinful piety and grandiose lust for power and riches. The clock was ticking and tensions were rising. Feeding into the fuel lit fire under the concubine like poverty stricken streets there were feuds being waged among outcast rebels. These rebels knew better than to send their foremen into the tyrannical abyss to which death is no stranger and was seen as a luxury. In the underskirts of the world thrived a litany of violence and betrayal not only from within themselves, but even during cease fire these were our doctors, lawyers, teachers, politicians, our dentists, and even our priests playing in at their slice of the pie. That is if there was a pie to begin with. Being held at a higher standard in society due to profession they were mere fools as to what was coming; clawing at the intangible defect of a dream built on lost innocence and turmoil only to be destroyed by pestilential circumstance. Humanity was soon to become more alien than ever thought possible in subtle changes of perception and the voice of rational reason.