Insanity

Insanity

Truly it is becoming a reality
Hopes turning into catastrophe
Truth fading away, turning into destiny
Fate the only string attached with Humanity

They Shoot
They Kill
They don’t  think That’s why they will
Even though You say no They still Drill

Social groups, Activists, Media, Government
Everyone is confused
Blames soar from one person to the other
From Cultures to Societies
Becoming a sea of blame and suspicion
At the end you are floating in the sea

They pick up guns to find an answer
They throw bombs to give an answer
Wars & Terrorism has become a poem
Enthusiasm is just rising within
Fire burning deep within

Two sides to this
One Anger and the other Pain
The latter enduring all of it
Te rest  lying yet in vain
Nobody is left a winner
Nobody wins

Continuing this will lead to the end of the world
This is true though it sounds absurd
No doubt we are to be blamed for it
A lot of said is unsaid
Silence still speaks louder than words
But Action does too, and its too loud

Some questions still remained unquestioned
Some Actions still remain unanswered
Some beliefs remain unquestioned
Some people remained unchanged

The list is long
Can go on all night long
Better we carry on
Even you learn to move on

The end to insanity in nowhere
Be more human , not insane


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You can find Distance in my book of poems "labyrinth
on---http://www.amazon.com/Labyrinth-Mustafah-Mun/dp/1409285251/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1252381235&sr=1-1
Copyright © | Year Posted 2009

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