Small changes in slow succession
For example
I wear a tie and it upsets them
A sudden change in demeanour and clamour
It upsets the order
Which wasn't there anyway
The uniform never arrived
A sudden shift in the atmosphere
Some land on my side and some remain confused
A slight break that causes questions, thought and difference
It's like a group of ants
All doing their job
But one decides to keep a morsel of leaf on it's tiny head
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Author:
Toby Watson (
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- Category: Reflection
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a great theme and I love that last line
such acute imagery!
you're obviously a gifted Poet
I look forward to reading more of your work
thank you! for choosing to share
(and I so relate
some eyes are made for judgment and petty envy
... only!
and when they gather in gangs
well, it makes you despair and realise
those Salem 'witch-hunt' trials
are never too far away from repeating themselves
again n again)
Those last three lines ram it through with so much power! Thanks for sharing.
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