Apparently I'm in a controversy mood this month with another thought-provoking poem. Traditions Donโt change our waysWe need our traditionsRespect our forbearersWhile the hanging rope swings from the tree We have the right to bear armsWe have the right to be heardWe must preserve our historyWhile the hanging rope swings from the tree Thatโs how... Continue Reading →
National Poetry Month Day 14: Red Plaid Shirt
Fair Warning, you may not like this poem, or it may hit a nerve, or trigger upsetting feelings. Image byย StockSnapย fromย Pixabay Red Plaid Shirt He thought he was invincibleHe didnโt need to listen to rulesNothing can hurt me, heโd sayWith his goofy grin and red plaid shirt They donโt know anythingItโs not as bad as they... Continue Reading →
National Poetry Month Day 13: Scorch
Back to the opinions today, with a poem called Scorch. Image byย OpenClipart-Vectorsย fromย Pixabay Scorch Pillars of lies, upliftingOur wayward society, driftingBurn it all down Entwined oppression of dreamsExploitation and denial extremePillars of lies, uplifting Turn a blind, broken eye to the painBabble the consistent crazed refrainOur wayward society, drifting Engulfed, like a phoenix dyingA new world... Continue Reading →
National Poetry Month Day 12: In The Air
A short poem today, for a bit of Zen. Image byย Jed Sย fromย Pixabay In The Air DriftBeyondDisturbanceHarmoniousCalm
National Poetry Month Day 11: Exclamations
Some more opinions in poetry for today. Image byย Gerd Altmannย fromย Pixabay Exclamations OutcriesOutragefor empty conspiracyand repugnant traditionClinging to what they knowinstead of letting gointo a brave new world Oh, oh, ohDonโt change it!Oh, oh, ohYouโre too sensitive!Oh, oh, ohI didnโt mean it like that! Hollow exclamationsThreatened recriminationsagainstnew expectationsfor a better society
