Does Anyone Care

Does anyone care about souls choked by the hands of poverty,
future shattered against the stones of repression, 
as we are awaken to the alarms of war guns
A daily rhythm of fear to which we dance in tears ?
Does anyone care?

Does anyone care about that ever-crying lad whose dreams have been seized by poverty, Chained by hunger 
as he is kissed by depression and seduced by the torments of daily life ?
Does anyone care ? 

Does anyone care about that lady whom love has imprisoned to an unrepentant beast 
who feast on her on the tables of violence 
and stain her with stigma and hopelessness till her dreams like a bird flies away, leaving her heart dark and void of life and love? 
Does anyone really care ?

Does anyone care about the power bestowed on pollution as the globe cries blood at the mercy of its cruelty 
A reality to which humankind has done merely enough in actuality or at the genius of our scientists at whose hands the world embraces new virus annually? 
Does anyone really care 

Does anyone care about the end of time looking at the signs of time and its far reaching implications upon humanity and  the fact that my ink adds to the barrels of inks spilled against these ills, 
yet we see the devil gowned in golden robes spraying the world with evil. A fact that got me asking, does anyone really cares ? 

                         03/08/2020
Copyright © | Year Posted 2020

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Krutsinger Avatar
March 8, 2020 at 4:34 AM
Well done, Eduardo. Poverty, violence and abuse are bedfellows, and yes, many do care.
Bosco Avatar
March 8, 2020 at 4:42 AM
Yes, Caren sometimes the exponential rate at which thing expand make us feel his way
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