Earth Hour

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She dreamt of Aliens and woke with a scream
Monsters falling down to Earth, four by four
Drinking red seas of humans in a blink 
Darkness spread like virus and hung above

Her dusty brown wall-clock chimed 8-P-M
Fear-fueled, her heart tripled it’s marching speed
In thirty minutes, EARTH HOUR, The Aliens
Invading darkness, roaming, planting seeds

The whole world danced to music played for fools
Aliens buzzed right in, when we flipped the switch
For once, she spoke to God and prayed for two
For herself and the man she sees in dreams

The old man in white silk clothes, feet like ducks
The one who warned “AT EARTH HOUR, leave lights on 

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