Black and white

spilleronsheet

Questions are asked 

petitions are placed 

random papers flying as rain 

 

black and white engulfs the scene 

where spilled blood fight 

some for  blood lost 

some for missing greens 

some in garb to be heard 

some to letters mentioned at last 

 

evidences interrogate 

crimes act 

screams silenced 

sobs muffled 

 

some happy 

some sad 

upon the score of  blood that lasts 

 

Those  black and white, isn’t free 

it costs a lot 

 

When the scores are settled 

but pleading souls vanish apart 

 

the blood of spills 

settled at last 

only hope 

It could be faster

Since candle lost its light 

And dark reigned over night 

no drop of blood left to settle the score at last….

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Comments4

  • Goldfinch60

    Very good words spilleronsheet but the light WILL shine again and all will be well.

    Andy

    • spilleronsheet

      Thanks dear Andy
      Always hoping for light to touch beneath the dense canopy above

    • Paul Bell

      Hopefully this is Putin at the Haig, getting hanged for the atrocities in Ukraine in his name.

      • spilleronsheet

        Satan lying somewhere, waiting for brim to be full maybe….

      • wise.word.weilder

        What a candid introspection that evokes keenness about the true self of the world that we breathe. Wishing for more grey in the black and white that we see around. Engrossing as always.

        • spilleronsheet

          Once again it’s a pleasure to read your insights
          Shall try my best to reap in your advice

        • Neville


          I oft ask my self .. where is the justice in this cruel world ...... I think this is one of those you needed to get out into the open and off your chest ... N x

          • spilleronsheet

            Indeed dear Neville
            Justice has become a luxury too
            Which court is it equitable to go to?
            And thanks a lot for stopping by



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