Hungry ChildA Poem by SueThis is a little bitter but then so is the subject....It’s
not my war said the bewildered little girl Her
house in ruins, her world a whirl I
didn’t ask for this, she points to the ground At
the littered bodies of relatives all around It’s
not my war said the haggard old man Who
forages for all he can I
fought for an end to this he sighs and slips away There’s
no food again for him today It’s
not my war said the bleeding and the dying They
no longer want part of all the lying Violence
is unwanted they say with their last breath An
end to destruction and death So
whose war is it, the world is heard to say That
continues bitterly day after day No
one’s comes back the jaded reply Condemning
millions more to die © 2015 Sue |
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Added on August 16, 2013 Last Updated on February 22, 2015 Tags: political, war, intolerance AuthorSueSouthsea, Hampshire, United KingdomAboutI enjoy creative writing and have written poems and stories ever since I learnt how to write. I haven't time to review other people's work often I'm afraid; however I would like some criticism on .. more..Writing
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