DisengagementA Poem by Wilyem Clark
It irks me,
It angers me To hear these tales of Wanton endangerment, These cripplings and murders of innocents By the chest-thumping carnage class, Who bleat the refrain, "I have a right to--" What? To bully, to threaten, to terrorize, To maim, to kill? As if human beings Were woodland prey, deer in the thickets, Grouse on the heath. Out they go hunting, These militant-minded, For shotgun scenes, Like hooded hoodlums, Like backlot brigands, And then they're surprised That they're vilified? The assailed are owed justice; These goons must disarm. © 2021 Wilyem Clark |
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Added on November 23, 2021 Last Updated on November 23, 2021 AuthorWilyem ClarkWashington, DCAboutI've been writing poems since my teens (now in my 60s) and prose since the 1990s. It's been hard finding decent forums online--the free websites too often suffer sudden deaths. My "published" works ar.. more..Writing
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