My thoughts inspired by the RBG and current noise.
I speak
For when children
We’re only meant to be seen.
Obedience seen as a great virtue,
Not of the child
But perfect parenting.
The child conditioned
That those in authority , if happy,
Lead to their happiness.
I speak
For the young girl
Who has always waited second in line to the boy.
I speak
For the ethnic amongst us,
Chastised and ridiculed for our natural differences.
I speak
For the elderly, the poor, the veterans,
All those who’s voices are dismissed.
I speak
For all we have misunderstood,
For all we have had a hand in the making.
And now, I not only speak
But pray,
For a call to our senses, our consciousness.
With the raising of that conscious voice,
Only then will any speech
Be worthy for the time given to listen.
Powerful poem and lines. Giving much needed voice for many in society.
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Thank you for your kind words…I felt the poem perhaps a little too simple but maybe that is it’s power!
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There is power in simplicity. Clarifies the message giving it a much louder voice.
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Good poem! 🙂👍
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Thank you much😁🙏
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Equality is part of oneness. The voyage from the head to the heart is a long road. All shall come to pass and I believe we will see equality. When? I have no idea.
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Hi there friend… yes the hardest journey of all…missed by most, found by few!♥️
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Oh my gosh! This is beautiful Taruna. She was such a visionary and opened so many doors. I pray they stay open. Beautifully said friend!
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Thanks you!
Yes my friend my deepest hope too!
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