Shackle Sympathy

It struck me pathetic,
that scores should ridcule me,
for inanities and frivolitities,
and look for sanguinity,
where there was only icy clear ash,
I had grown by numerous pricks so thick,
that nothing ever pierced inside,
and pained in any manner,
the life had beccome such a stage,
where I enacted my mechanical roles,
as if I was a fallen tree branch in quagmire,
with life enough only to rot away,
there was no messiah that could lead a hand,
and lift me clear out of it free,
wherever I turned I found them struggling,
wrigling ,irked and peeved like me,
in the very same marshes of"life",
and I was convinced my sympathy was not lost,
for nothing for those who had lost perhaps everything.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2005

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