A youthful sting has struck
The virus - unrelenting
And those who were not wary
Have found themselves consenting
It started without fathers
With mother's condescensions
To nestle in her breasts
With no fathers ever mentioned
Asleep - the willing patrons
In a place of soft agreements
Where the harshness in the world
Mustn't challenge their achievements
The world, it has been taken
And placed in isolation
Locked in cushioned bounds
And inward contemplations
Fevers wreck our minds
Our anger, unrestrained
We'll bite with blitzkrieg blindness
All freedoms must be chained
They threaten mom's investments
And challenge her endowments
They've wrecked the inward sanctum
And questioned all our talents
We wont think of what we do
When we set the conflagrations
Just purge and cleanse the world
To keep our comfy stations
- Author: Eugene S. (Pseudonym) ( Offline)
- Published: March 19th, 2018 04:28
- Comment from author about the poem: Just an observation...
- Category: Sociopolitical
- Views: 81
Comments1
Great observation and well expressed my friend. Thank you
Thank you, and thanks for reading.
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