Lollipop Cruise, Part 2: Freedom Tower Victory

Part 2 of the Lollipop Cruise series.

Lollipop Cruise

Kalman with a guitar at sunset above Jerusalem — Illustration

Lyrics

Man’s smart… but smart’s not always wise…

Because you’ve gotta learn from your errors.

This blinding light was not a holy light…

All Holy light was out of sight…

This light was from accelerating cruise missiles…

Aimed at Satan... atop the Freedom Towers... talking to Mankind.

To prevent His Angel from being hit, God thwarted the missiles.

They now impacted… detonated… and exploded early.

Crowds cheered… and boo’d… and sneered…

For the 24-foot purple giant making claims…

And for the American flag on attacking jet planes.

Man’s smart… but smart’s not always wise…

Because you’ve gotta learn from your errors.

It was not a holy light, but a holy barrier that saved the day…

By detonating missile heads before they impacted…

Hashem had found a way… To spare skyscrapers, civilians, and Satan.

Hashem created the invisible shield…

It saved buildings He would soon destroy… Then quickly resurrect.

The smoke from these explosions began to clear… revealing…

Thousands of winged Ishan angels approaching the crowds…

Asking who needed help to gather their belongings…

And ascend to higher ground… with other survivors & believers.

Man’s smart… but smart’s not always wise…

Because you’ve gotta learn from your errors.

Man’s error was after God telepathically erected his missile-deflecting shield…

Jets and Apache copters opened fire on descending Ishan angels…

Beams erupted from Satan’s glowing eyes… jets & copters melted.

Many pushed to journey to the highlands… others to return home.

The Earth convulsed… Making these choices tore society into pieces…

This was part of the purification of the human race… part of Hashem’s design.

“He did WHAT to us?” an incredulous president asked.

“Mommy, I’m scared,” a toddler cried to his mom. She picked him up & replied,

“Honey… this will all be for the better…

Sometimes today must be difficult… so tomorrow can be better.”

Man’s smart… but smart’s not always wise…

Because you’ve gotta learn from your errors.

“Mommy, is that purple monster a good monster?”

“Yes, honey, I believe he is. I believe he is God’s helper.”

“You’re telling me He melted our copters and jets?

Which country sold him that technology? Do we have that?”

“No sir, we certainly don’t. Sir, what if that IS God?

If it is, sir, do we really want to keep attacking him?”

“Mommy, if that’s a good monster who is saving us…

Then why does he never smile or seem at all happy?”

“Honey, either he died… or… he has never known the joy of living…

You and I often feel happy and joyous together. I feel sorry for him.

He fights so hard for a family he cannot feel loved by.

He doesn’t know what it’s like to be loved.”

Man’s smart… but smart’s not always wise…

Because you’ve gotta learn from your errors.