What does this quote mean to you?

Question

"when trees bow,when dust turns into gold,when all angels fly down the stairs of heaven mankind will seize and acknowledge the whispers of miracles.

Answer 1

Trees bowing makes me think of either power or heavy wind. Dust turning to gold is either dusky sunset color-stranging or some end-time alchemy. Angels flying down the stairs of heaven sounds like rejection, like they've been kicked out, or anger, like they've been asked to come swiftly punish us humans for something grave.

The entire quote makes me think of finality, of momentousness and magic, of fear.

And yes, that the moral is something involving our needing impossibilities before we acknowledge divinity or other worlds.

Answer 2

unless seemingly impossible things happen, mankind will not seize nor acknowledge the miracles already happening.

Answer 3

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