Monday, May 12, 2025

Wordplays

What’s the news?

What the end

if words have power?

Let them bend your mind

let your inner eye see

the true extent of providence

 

In the Middle East

children die in their beds

a violent end to their innocence

from armaments we send

to bring peace

 

How can we sleep

in the comfort of our head

double dipped in luxury

our belly full like pigs?

We are hypocrites

and we are weak

politics are cheap

we complain

about the price of bread

 

 

 

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