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What Civilization You Do Draw Man

What civilization you do draw, man! 
Enlightening some too little candles, 
Beneath centuries' deep darkness is seen
Which is engulfing your own existence; 
Humans degrade humans loosing devils
And sins of lust, murder, crimes, corruptions
Wars, violence, greed, hatred, all evils
Are enough to finish all perfections; 
Leave me here in this hungry wilderness, 
In this ferocious cage leave me alone, 
I won't return to your shocking darkness
Which is spoiling my every bone and clone; 
Where is human in your earth of animal? 
Need find out but everywhere lives devil.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2018

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June 25, 2018 at 10:22 AM
A great and successful modern sonnet says modernity thoroughly Darkness is a remarkable feature of modernity, thanks for this great piece
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