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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required The state of now times sheds a dimmer light on what is deemed considered wrong or right. The present days provide much less insight to know a right from self-assigned delight, or what is best to now support or fight. The world has morphed into a different one on what is now considered should be done. How simple were the times that I came from- when varied views could blend in the long run- and everyone marched to a standard drum. Old fashioned values seemed to disappear, replaced by modern ones that seem less clear. What was taboo, is now approved, with cheer; what was approved, dismissed- an old frontier. Past times supplied more logic to adhere to standards made, not knowing they would be replaced by modern ones we'd not foresee- that shaped our lives to those- now much less free. How simple were the days that molded me; wish a return- to then reality. May 30, 2022 Contest: If Only My Wish Could Come True Sponsor: Anoucheka Gangabissoon Sponsor's Theme: 'You walk out into the streets or you merely open your social media and you see the chaos that has invaded the world, being so scary that if you could wish upon a candle, what would it be about- to make our world a fairer one for us all.' Revision of a former poem posted November 5, 2017
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