Best Unconcerned Poems


Tears of the Poor

Everyday as I walk down 
The feeble passage 
Across the center of poverty 
Where it perfume gives 
An awful smell 
Voice echoes vulnerability 
I cry helplessly with helplessness 
I can view every episode of your 
Struggle 
I always suffer migraine 
As fed up is my brain 
As it worsen into brain drain
I cry very loud enough
My stomach wall crushes
My heart beat doubles it vibration 
My retina retires its vision 
Rage colours my eyes red
I feel like  this world is not as fair
As the fairytales of the unconcerned 
Citizens 
Who  always flip their channels 
To watch this series each day
It seem to them a reality show 
So they sit in their airy first class
Environment comfortably 
Confirming their country has won
Crown of poverty 
So they title her Queen
I would cry in shame if am to be their persona 
I would keep mute my stinginess 
Cos it  smells really awful 
Lifting your 
Banners of  ruthlessness in the sky
Distracting the oxygen of hopefulness 
We will never kowtow to Your unconcerned attitudes
Cos our blood of hope and courage 
Gives us the motivation 
To dig deeper the grounds of gold   The valley of diamonds 
And the river of oil
We will never let our heads down 
And we will never crumble 
Our hands to your sighting 
We will never give up 
We will never give up 
We will never give up 
We will never give up 
Till our wreckage hour hand 
Strikes 12.

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Premium Member The Unconcerned

The Unconcerned
Miracle Man
6/10/2022

Children of darkness,
without desire to flee.
Like nothing’s happening,
continue carefree.
The stench of death,
burns nostrils each day. 
Lovers of pleasure,
neglecting to pray.
Shootings and death,
grips our land.
His soon return,
may be at hand.
If this is the day,
actions He’ll rebuff.
Then simply may say,
I’ve seen enough.

2 Timothy 3:4
“Traitors, heady, high minded,
lovers of pleasures more than lovers of God;”
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Premium Member All rising but Self

                                          Oceans are rising,
                                      So are the aspirations
                                       Unchecked, untamed
                                           Fierce crowds of
                                 Hasty, unconcerned creatures
                                        Called human beings

                                         What is the future?
                               A sky hidden by mist and muck
                                        Nights without stars
                                          Days without sun
                                Earth lost by pollution and war
                                      Whom would they rule?

                                                  Alas!
                                  Wisdom is not communicable
                                          How to salvage
                                   The challenge is formidable
                                        Where are the gods?
                                 Sleeping or enjoying the game
                                         Of their offspring?

Premium Member Santa was Unconcerned

Santa had lost his compass in the middle of his nightly voyage.
Much to the consternation of his insistent prissy elf, Soyage.
Santa had confidence he would land where he was most needed.
Ignored all of Soyage’s advice, it remained totally unheeded.

Santa was unconcerned they were pushed into a space pod.
Some people might think his behavior is more than a little bit odd.
His optimistic attitude was so big, he was not worried in the least.
Best of all, the aliens on the planet where they landed fed them a feast.

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