O' For The Cries Of A Society Lost (Repost)

Pretty much self explanatory ...

O', For The Cries of a Society Lost

Written By Marvin Thomas Cox-Flynn de Graham

Copyright © 2014 Marvin Thomas Cox

DBA: Marvin Thomas Cox-Flynn de Graham

All Rights Reserved

O', for the cries of a society lost,

drowning face down in promiscuous pleasures,

of endless entertainments that tease,

but never satisfy ...

O', for the sincerity of inner man,

who weeps for the vile creatures we truly are,

and the creatures we aspire to be,

but shall never see ...

O', for a world rich in its suffering,

where poverty's drug of choice is that of hope,

'till illegal drugs render hope a dope,

because dope is so much easier to smoke ...

O', for words that adequately describe,

all the pain hidden inside that time won't heal,

from maggot laden wounds sorely festered,

but others cannot feel …

O', for a shrink who can really think,

beyond any brink of smugly whacking his dink,

while sadistically savoring every patient's psychosis,

as another prognosis of pouring himself a good stiff drink ...

O', for the cries of a society lost,

within wet clammy darkness of deepest shadows,

of those who ooze emanation's proclamations so confident,

while living in horrid torments to make hell cower in fear ...

O', for the cries of a society lost …

(Written January 22^nd,2015)

Reviews

[Stuart Munro]

Society went wrong in the sixties , morals ,free sex , everybody wanted to be John Lennon
But they were poor examples , brainwashed by the hippy love and music , hardly a drug addict on the street, but the government customs let them in ,

[Marvin Thomas Cox-Flynn de Graham]

Stuart,

I would tend to agree with you. However, the big slide also began in the roaring 20's, prohibition, Al Capone and the likes, and, as time progressed, came back around to see us in those sixties which you so correctly speak of. That's my take anyways, and currently things are no better, but eroding towards the worse day by day, of year by year, with no end in visualized realized sight ...

Marve

[Stuart Munro]

Thanks Marve , the twenties and thirties , I wondered if there wasn’t the Second World War , how would they Of digressed right up to the sixties , or progressed