[untitled]A Poem by Logan Carryall
Do you count it as confusion To place concern in what does not concern you? You helper, you. In situations far beyond your meager attempts to comprehend The wars of other futile men, do you think you have a light? You searchlight, you. Some brighter promise, intense in emotion, to save such fools as these from their Belief? Their life’s purpose? Would a word from your lips command The misbegotten to spit upon their own lives, to deny all they ever believed You leader, you. To at once come upon your TRUTH as you purvey it? As you had not lived A moment as them, yet command from the point of peace you see as fervent To chuckle the rage of generations to meager penance. Make light, make right and jovial You gandhi, you. To those who have forgotten such pleasure as this, and do not know it the same For certainly your experience entitles you to go ahead, and siphon all funds Why hesitate for any moment, reason, or cause? Such is the need of all funds To be given to Rwanda. Certainly, © 2008 Logan CarryallAuthor's Note
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2 Reviews Added on August 7, 2008 AuthorLogan CarryallUpstate, NYAboutLogan Carryall is a young man who lives in the apple orchards of New York, New York. About ten minuets from the Hudson River, Logan drinks near barges and trains. The world seems much bigger without a.. more..Writing
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