Gun-wielding children run free
Thee have I heard Thee have I seen Thee I have watched among a parody of creatures Found in a haven of the living For the dead never found such peace Among two or three in the land of winged creatures I stood there among you once Didn't you see I hear them converse of worldly matters the rumble of heaven They didn't foresee For the errors are many the stumble in words I feared for their folly some day And thereafter watched as the stately figures Spewed hatred toward kin and kindred Gun-wielding children run free While nature stands witness to bombs and death-wish The victims plead an innocence The fatigued go unheard Destruction has burned their hopes away There is no laughter in pain and sorrow Sadness, a weary man's way For a heartful of burden None, his making has threatened to deny him his years. -shobana- This poem suddenly came to me as I thought about the destruction taking place throughout the world. My hope is that it will end soon, for the inn...