StuggleA Poem by William CoadPeople standing, in a row all of them screaming and not one of them knows what for.
People fighting words are writing a million trickles in a stream not one of them knows what they mean or why.
One man's dark the other's white women, men, religions, gays and the right. All disagreeing on things with all their might for some reason.
At the bassist level they are all just little bundles of atoms, cells and guts.
Ten thousand years ago, they all lived in the same caves eventually moving on to huts.
People sitting on their key boards tearing humanity away from people that they never met or spoke to Giving them something clear to work through
Hate on hate compounding problems, fighting for both separation and the desire for inclusion all the while the sun happily roasts us all.
People standing in a line trying to pick out differences between one man's black and another's white, trying to damn the consequence.
Elderly women in the street move aside to let a black man past - teenage boy sees pretty girl yells something nice and she doesn't even turn.
Teenage girl hears every day all the people and all the ways they want to use her like a telephone.
Lonely man lost in the street is used to people that he meets avoiding his lonely touch like the plague.
All go home in to their huts sit them down and think they've got the answers to the problems we all face.
At their core their all the same, no one wants to play this game but we're stuck.
All these people, sitting in their homes, typing words of love and hate. None really contemplate each other.
Fingers sore from all the typing, our species sick from infighting. Still we seem to always repeat this fate, in Rome it was blondes who got the slate way back when.
History just keeps repeating for every group that keeps on gaining another one is somehow sidelined and divisions somehow keep on growing.
Liberal aggressive acceptance is juxtaposed with the blatant racist - and subtle accidental sexism effecting people of every gender.
All these people falling back so newer groups can get a whack at finding some deeper acceptance all the while we're still making jokes about gingers. © 2015 William Coad |
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Added on June 24, 2015 Last Updated on June 24, 2015 AuthorWilliam CoadSan Fransico, CAAboutI am a writer. I have been one for some time and will continue to be one well into the future. I have been known to write for a variety of mediums- films, poetry, comics, books- but haven't really gon.. more..Writing
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