| by Suzanne Pierre | |
| Published on: Aug 12, 2006 | |
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| Type: Poetry | |
| https://www.tigweb.org/express/panorama/article.html?ContentID=7769 | |
| I hate the feeling of feeling no good The feeling when you wake and still have no reason to continue Feeling slothful and sad, anxious and slow When my thoughts are stifled And four walls seem smaller than before I hate to feel like there is no point Like it's all for naught Like we might as well stop becuase we're all going nowhere Where's the drive that we once had? The get up and go To the moon kind of feeling That would dawn on us early dawn and never fade till dusk approached? Poached, you might say, by the sad sad stories that newscasters share The kind that make you want to wear black And that make us all think that mourning in the morning is quite all right Trampled, you might add By the boots of enemy soldiers Who refuse to allow what is equal and free Ledgable and understood by all, Peace Peiced apart by the years of countless tears shed by children you may never know Dissolved by the starvation endured by boys and girls across my nation, and beyond But beyond what scares the world to death And what breaks every heart in two That which gives life no reason to continue Is something stronger, greater, that which every one of us Brown, yellow, white, red and even blue, at least once knew The knowledge that we are not alone All of us, yes, us, are simply drops in an ocean An ocean you cannot escape, so embrace And the knowledge that my tears are for you And yours for me, this I know is true And you who needs one reason That one driving force to move and make and be I'll tell you that the one greater, stronger, bigger thing Is that you are that force for me. « return. |
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