A couple poems I wrote to get a basic idea on a few topics I usually don’t write about.
1.
Blood comes out of the many blisters
Gaping wounds pounded deep in to our society
They asked for our help, and we answered
We need theirs, yet our pleas are answered by silence
How can we live in war, when there is no peace
What freedom exists when our very believes tear themselves up
Then burn our very core, melting our hearts
Don’t humans guide themselves on emotion
We dismiss logic like the fly on our leg
Foolish ideas by foolish people maybe, but at least they make sense
Why do we need to think when we can be thought
Work is needless when labor produces no rewards
Bountiful, bountiful harvest, now burning, burning ashes
We had pride, we were the best
Top of the world, in our minds. Our ignorance was bliss
We loved our country, at first because of our pride for it
Now because we can live and be wealthy, yet still be undeserving
Our nation, our freedom, and our lives have become terms
All we know is their definition, we forget their souls
And now, what is our punishment? We no longer have them
2.
If we knew death looked us in the eye, would we run away?
If we saw our clocks ticking, one by one by one
What would we do? Do we believe in such a thing as raw emotion?
How can we react when we can’t see, hear, or feel?
Our hearts are banging, pounding, screaming
Louder and louder, until they burst
But we won’t feel it, we won’t care
The age that was too far gone to remember
That famous, true statement, ringing in our ears
History always, always, always repeats itself
Luckily, we will survive, we will repair
All we can hope for now is that the future will look up on the world
Hope that it looks down on us, because it’s too late now
Restricted, violated, running, running, running away from…nothing?
We don’t know our future, there is no big picture for us
Our comfort zone gets larger and larger
As the world gets smaller and smaller
Greed is the mother of selfishness
Which just so happens to be the father of death
Look at us now, stare us straight in the face
I ask that all you say, think, or do to us
All I want to remember, for you and me
Hold our hand, look us in the eye, and scream “good luck!”
Good luck, as we plunge down the cliff…
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