Here is another rapture poem that ties in what is happening in our world. Is anyone listening?

They'er Gone

Hand sanitizer, wipes, and toilet paper, they'er all gone.

Going out to eat, to play ball, to go shopping, they're all gone. 

Social gatherings, going to work, going to school, they're all gone.  

So many lives, so many jobs, so many businesses, they'er all gone.

Going out to a movie, to see a show, or hear a concert, they'er all gone.  

So much uncertainty, so much fear, so much insecurity, all running amok.

We all must find a way to live our lives, to be grateful and somehow press on.

It certainly seems to most like this is the coming of a very confusing and strange new dawn.  

We have worshiped false idols for far to long.

Now we face something that is out of our control.

Politics and economics have failed us in so many ways.

Is there anything, anyone that we can all count on, really depend on?      

Chasing so much that has so little importance and really makes no difference.

Hollywood, Entertainment, Music, Sports, Reality TV have all been stopped, false gods all.

So much bling, were all decked out, so much we want but don't really need, in a world on the brink.

Big homes, the best cars, more than enough, yet never enough, does any of this really matter at all?  

So much spent on defense and a microscopic invader brings us to our knees, this should really make us think.

God is certainly speaking to a world that is very hard of hearing.

We are in the final days of history and he wants all to know, to be watching.  

He is sending a message that we all need to hear, His patience with sin is ending.

Very soon His Son Jesus will be coming for His bride, in the clouds He will be descending.

We will be gathered together by our savior, in the blink of an eye, we will all be taken away in the sky.

Once this happens there will be no denying or pretending with what those still here will be contending.

Those with faith in Christ will have been taken home and all those left behind will know that they'er gone!

                                                                                                                                                             Eric Horne