CancerA Poem by Sarah Jane
Overcrowded biospheres
We have endangered redemption Like a cancer, we proceed Living as an infection Pollution marks it clearly We've become a disease Ignorance with such spoils To feel Earths unease Decades of maltreatment Blind eyes and turned cheeks The birds will stop their singing So that The Mother may speak She shall hail us with fire Cleanse with walls of rain Even damaging her self Or the small cells still humane We know this as disaster Perhaps its only treatment To purge a pandemic And reduce the beatings We are the sickness, Small independent tumors Even in our own devastation We cant help but find the humor. When were diagnosed with cancer We fight back with medicine To cleanse our veins, to live With a strength that is genuine Don't expect anything different Than our Mother to reclaim This body we are killing Without a speck of shame Can you hear her, our Mother As she weeps for her flesh? A mourning without grief, Were to blame for this mess.
© 2017 Sarah Jane |
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