A Hundred Hands

I’d like to have a hundred hands
That portrayed in a tale 
To expand the two hands
That gifted by my parents

A Hundred hands to set up the tents
In the refugee camp;
To offer fresh water to the kids
In the dry countries   
Deforested by the timber lords;
To blanket the old people
Whom they switched budget
From the welfare to weaponry.
To inspire the blinds    
In place of the leading dogs.

I’d like to have a hundred hands
To hug and to pacify
The miserable grassroots people  
Whom their govt rated them as 
Slaves!
Copyright © | Year Posted 2017

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May 26, 2017 at 10:47 PM
Thank you! Chris D. Aechtner
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