Termites
Would you let termites into your home?
The kind that worm their way in with spite,
Uninvited and pretending to become
Like you, yet all the while sneer, delight
In trashing your abode with their teeth,
Chewing at your foundations with malice
Pray five times a day that your feet
Might fall like burnt towers to suffice
The hunger of their blind raging anger.
Make you fear, bow down to their whims
Always offended yet slither their way to power
With cunning and guile like snakes it seems,
To clothe you with their vain morbid rules,
Void the last remnants of your fathers' freedoms
Turn leaders to blind puppets, and you, to fools?
Would you?
Cynthia Buhain-Baello~~11.21.14
Copyright © Cynthia Buhain-Baello | Year Posted 2016
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