![]() GenerationsA Poem by George Love![]() From the alien perspective![]()
Generations
If one would come from some far place
And see our youth roam they the earth’s face
What would they think of those in charge?
Would they think we are lost, just livin’ large?
Would they wonder why the beauty is lost
Blinded by bling? Did they count that cost?
Of music what would one think?
Can anyone on this dark place not drink?
Voices so hoarse and rasping through words
What beings can live with this sound they are cursed?
Such was said to us in days past
Strange how that sounds still rings to last!
Yet now tis all wonder and gathering such
Materials, and things, beauty and bling, too much.
With this dark longing they strive to flee
And in fast pursuit others to free
Ships to the night
Free them this plight!
When smoke clears they hear sad mourning
Lives not lost yet they are scorning!
Misunderstood they must have
Times cut now in half
As rubble strewn streets
Search with their feet
From one lone tower
Still flashing this hour
And one more phone rings
The music now sings!
Far from this place
Now they must race.
Come back they will, when they understand us.
© 2008 George LoveFeatured Review
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4 Reviews Added on February 12, 2008 Author![]() George LoveMurfreesboro, TNAboutI am a retired Paramedic with over 20 years of Emergency Medical Services experience. While attending Middle Tennessee State University and Volunteer State College, I majored in Music, English, Preme.. more..Writing
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