Childhood

Childhood

A Poem by Indra's Child

The time is spent in desperation,
Every breath is of hope.
Your every step, a contradiction,
At the end of your rope.
The ivory tower stands up high,
The icy hearted sink low.
Victims of the past, doing hard time
Burdened with more pain to tow.
Their words are just hypocritical,
Conspiracy stings my ears.
My mind runs a million miles more,
Away from what I hear.
Through wastelands of blank indecision,
The paranoia flies.
Everyone has will to give up, yet;
They'll keep sick passions live
Fault is of the bourgeoisie; for this
Radioactive reign;
A missionary fleet of poisons,
Drinking Molotov shame.
Your heart is a ticking time bomb,
Your soul cries a sullen cry;
In the district of contemplation,
In the city of kind lies.
This displacement is unsettling
The battle, gone on too long
The screams of the silent; deafening
Protesting the war that's on

© 2018 Indra's Child


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Added on October 5, 2016
Last Updated on January 1, 2018
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Indra's Child
Indra's Child

Oakland, CA



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I just want to wake up from the dream. "Hi. It's me. I know you're out there. I can feel you now. I imagine you can also feel me. You won't have to search for me anymore. I'm done running. Done hid.. more..

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