For Those Abused But Are Being Dismiss
This world hushes in the mist
As one’s roof he tells is down.
Refusing to rest just one elbow
One his battered town.
This world I know not
For I though it was beautiful ago.
As a youngster I was taught
A garden doesn’t always grow.
A runaway slave speaking
About his father’s fist.
Where is the love if you don’t search
But choose to dismiss?
Under Christianity laws
You play with someone matches.
You’re unsure so you dismiss their case
Running them to ashes.
Where is your love
Did it die of rock ages?
You speak your unsure mind
Wiping black on her pages.
Every case dismissed
Is polluting every child atmosphere.
Increasing their doubts
Increasing their fears.
When can these worlds
Just hear one’s deep whistle
One using what is left
To turn them too pistols?
Copyright © Aurielle Little | Year Posted 2006
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