| Dear everyone, we are a broken people.
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| But, it’s okay, at least we have each other.
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| And all I ask is that we can love one another,
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| In a society of social adaptation to no end.
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| We can’t pretend to fall silent in this bend.
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| Enduring injustice and lack of substance, reduced to redundancy.
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| Repetition, regurgitating serpents to the church of Christ.
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| Now, the church of judgement.
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| Amid the beautiful devastation,
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| The reusable meditation to calm the nerves of witnesses to a crime of passion.
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| A crime of madness,
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| A crime of catastrophic proportions extended across seas,
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| Reaching into the hearts of children,
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| Grabbing into their vital organs.
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| Until their blood pumps differently,
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| Now inept to the silence,
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| Rather than the equality.
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| We’ve been indoctrinate to believe that it is better to die for our beliefs
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| rather than live in vain.
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| And this is a belief that I breathe in, every single day.
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| Not letting a single moment go to waste.
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| But we find fault in our grief, and we let political biases enter a spiritual
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| realm, and change the pace of our breath,
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| Until anxiety has consumed the depth of our mess, that is our bleeding head.
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| Breaking our necks and changing the landscape of the human brain.
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| To conform to lessons we prescribe to those we thought were not living life in
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| a way we wanted to see astride.
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| So we created a diatribe, a sickening language of dialect to change the meaning
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| of brokenness.
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| So we can say we are changed.
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| Even thought the linguistics were simply just rearranged.
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| And brought back to a point of comfort,
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| Through a time of stress.
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| And we talk to each other fairly straight,
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| But at a scary rate, we escalate our fate to the point of that very break.
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| And then in times of comfort we barely relate.
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| Just a merry state of intellect fleeting down a warred drain,
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| But it always leaves dark stains in the sink holding society to the brink of
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| rioting.
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| The extinct act of trying, and that’s why I’m writing.
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| I want the ink of my pen to stain the hands and hearts of many,
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| In the name of love,
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| In the name of peace,
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| In the name of grace.
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| Don’t shy away I don’t write to expose shame, or pass blame.
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| But rather to make it known that we are all the same.
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| In need of love,
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| and in need of embrace.
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| So let’s make this change, and find a way to relate,
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| In a way of love,
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| Not hate. |