And the Poet Cried

And the Poet Cried

A Poem by Carl Fraser


I sit here and pondered this night away,
searching for words that are most profound;
To deliver a message of dire warning,
to a world swiftly losing ground.

The prophets have been laughed at,
 their warnings for generations fell on deaf ears;
Now evil has been allowed to flourish,
and its flourishing right here.

We have spent thousands to save beached whales,
or to help keep our planet green;
And we try to sell democracy in foriegn lands,
so they can live free like you and me.

We send money  and missions around the world,
while children are starving and shoeless right here;
And the God-given laws that once kept things right,
are discarded without any remorse or fear.

But our freedom came at such a cost,
many lives were lost for a higher call;
What if they could see how freedom was now abused,
Dont you think they would be appalled?

So if they wouldn't listen to the prophets warnings,
and they turn their backs on the evil they see;
As I sit here and ponder I must ask God,
Why would they listen to a poet like me.

 

© 2009 Carl Fraser


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i cant find one reason why God should not listen to a poet like you! nice poem.. good flow.. the beginning and the end were really deep!

:) Smiles,
Poetic Soul

Posted 15 Years Ago


A voice in the wilderness is not long a voice in the wilderness. All it takes is one.

Posted 15 Years Ago



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Added on February 2, 2009

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Carl Fraser
Carl Fraser

Kingsville, Ontario, Canada, Canada



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I started writing when I was about 13 and its sort of been self therapy for me, I write about life's experiences, good and bad, and also about mysteries i feel god has revealed to me thru those experi.. more..

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