Love the start and simplicity of the poem. Words are humble to hear, but powerful within. A quite message to the minds and hearts of readers and believers. To me, the first two lines expressed everything about life we live in this so called modern century or modern world. The rest of the poem just faded every thought in my mind and made me think of it. BUT
as you said,
"It benefits no one."
and I want to add,
"In the end, it benefits no one."
Love the start and simplicity of the poem. Words are humble to hear, but powerful within. A quite message to the minds and hearts of readers and believers. To me, the first two lines expressed everything about life we live in this so called modern century or modern world. The rest of the poem just faded every thought in my mind and made me think of it. BUT
as you said,
"It benefits no one."
and I want to add,
"In the end, it benefits no one."
"No one is safe.
No, not anymore.
When you put the kids to sleep,
Please try not to cry,
And don't let them see"
That kind of strikes me. Sure, I don't have kids, but you can replace the perspective. For how short this is. It's truly meaningful. Has emotion in it. But I wish really that there was more one it.
Green Regol, author of “Forgive the Monster,” hails from Pennsylvania and is a recent graduate of the Savannah College of Art and Design, making it out alive with a Bachelors Degree in Dra.. more..