Are they listening?

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How much do they care?

Not looking for attention, just putting it out there...

Can poetry be that powerful?

Even if no one is listening..

Should we give them a mouthful!

I don't know the answers,  I am rather slow...

Who removed the cancer, who let the words flow?

The wall is brought down, the veil is torn...

Rise from the ashes, the Word, can be reborn. 

  • Author: Valiantstar (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: August 6th, 2025 01:27
  • Comment from author about the poem: Since my last rant, I haven\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'t even needed to log in!\\\\r\\\\n \\\\r\\\\nHallelujah, I say.
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  • Spencer Wilhelm

    Hallelujah

    • 2781

      It seems like a minor miracle, and I am grateful!

    • sorenbarrett

      Poetry can have power as is raised in this work. It does depend on who reads it and how it strikes them at that moment. It is a game of chance but worth playing. Nicely worded

      • 2781

        And hear I am, haven\'t had to go through the \" log on\" battle since!
        Hallelujah, I say.
        Thanks

        • sorenbarrett

          You are most welcome

        • arqios

          The poem’s strength lies in its honest questioning and its faith in expression. It doesn’t claim certainty, but it dares to speak anyway. That’s poetry at its most human.

          • 2781

            I think I need the superhuman!
            It just took me 5 minutes to log on, again- all's well. It was a joy while it lasted.

            • arqios

              I do know that feeling when it does decide to occur. Tech is such a battle sometimes.

              • 2781

                That's my rant, " why is it so?"

              • Neville



                I hope you are write

                • 2781

                  Ha!

                • Keeter C

                  Some listen. Most naught. Most only manifest what taught.



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