The relaxing scene of
a start filled sky,
cascading mountains and
a tiny town,
nestled in between.
The morning star, Venus,
stands her ground
as the sun threatens
to take her spot,
amongst the clouds.
The clouds swirl and spin,
as night fades into day.
Dawn soon disappears
and lets daytime
out to play.
The town below soon misses,
that starry night the love.
and now they wait
for day to end,
to see their old friend again.
Dusk comes and goes,
then night reappears.
and just before dawn settles in,
the morning star glows brightly,
once again.
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Wisdom walks with a cane,
into the family room.
Where he sits down in a
recliner and tells his
grand- kids old war stories.
Wisdom sleeps at night,
with his hand curled around
his loyal wife's waist.
Wisdom helps his kids
figure out
the questions they can't
on their own.
Wisdom works hard and
dedicates his lfe to helping
those in need.
He works on the streets of
the city
or in the countryside.
Winding his ways
through people's lives.
Wisdom relies on evil
and good,love and death
in order to pay the bills
with his next pay check.
Employed by god,
he never stops working,
even in his dreams,
advice keeps flowing.
He loves his job,
and his family even more.
But when his job takes away from home
for too long,
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their grandpa exsists.
His wife becomes unloyal,
and holds someone else in her heart.
His kids begin to forget him,
and how he loved them so much.
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Thursday, December 2, 2010
Shackles
Why doesn’t it stop?
The screams,
Like a rooster crowing in the morning
Routinely, incessantly
The blood on the floor:
Like paint splattered
On Picasso’s canvas.
And the little boy
With a tear streaked face,
Who’s thinner than a stick,
Is trembling in the corner
Of the concentration camp.
Frantic, desperate yelps,
Echo off the walls.
No one cries anymore;
For they know that the end is near.
It faces them in the shadows,
Where no light can reach them.
It faces them in their sleep:
Only 3 hours a night.
The bruises from their
Shackles don’t hurt
Anymore.
The pain they have suffered is far, far worse.
They were striped of
Their faith,
Their names,
Their families,
Their futures,
All gone.
All the while,
The average Person
Sits there,
Head held high,
Legs crossed,
Tapping their foot,
Watching the news.
It’s the notorious
Hitler himself!
Whose face appears
Everywhere in several countries:
Conquered,
Wiped clean of innocent souls.
Whose voices have been silenced
Forever.
And the little boy
With the tear streaked face,
Whose father and mother and sister
He will never see again, sits in the corner.
And while trying to
Ignore the pang of the
Hunger in his stomach,
The aching bruises
And burns on his
Thin body,
The blood-curdling yells,
For help,
For mercy,
For peace,
Or maybe revenge,
He thinks of you,
And why you,
Didn’t stop it.
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