A performance speaking on how humans have begun to fall into chaos and how to make it back out of it

The work fits into the topic of Ephesians because it speaks on the evil which can inhibit humanity from bettering ourselves as a whole and can cause us to continue to descend into chaos.

Chris Johnson- Writer, editor,co-director
Vivian Johnson- co-editor, co-director
Mekhi Brewer-accompanist

the ultimate balancing act,
rights of the world,
messages stood by and signified by virtue versus forces of corruption and harms which ultimately can destroy you,
the hope faltering as we seemingly feel the air turn to molten and in turn we further divide, turmoil over small insignificant differences meant to act as the festering pool in which misanthropy pesters in our ears from the mouths of devils,
Influence from these causing cracks in the previously conceived fortitude in our minds,
timidness meant to bend us, break our spines,
The recognition of blessings could and would previously align us,
But with the passing of time morals and unity have taken the path of premature obscurity,
And most people can tell, so silence is the deafening scream which mirrors the devils intent, the reflection of the world poses an image which seems almost inevitable in it’s passage to hell, poses the question if we can ever turn back, is it null?
How do we change the unacceptable and move out of the desolate?

The path to change won’t be quick,
it never is,
but those given the power of strength by god
Will move forward despite the losses which plague us all,
Discrimination equals the evisceration of us all,
Unity against other worldly aggressions must be made if we want to make it past the current tense,
Tensions built off of obsessions of the flesh,never seem to lead us to success
Together we have the full capabilities of making life better, the worst of today can't tether us from a greater tomorrow