A Swim In Sentiment Poem by Richard Provencher

A Swim In Sentiment



My heart plucks stories from TV,
a medium of anguish:
Taliban turmoil in Afghanistan
rebels in the Sudan
terrorists on Malaysian soil,
further havoc
within cities of Iraq
notwithstanding
US troops departing.
Yet tormented people are
not diminished,
their lives a testament
of struggle within
a new frontier of
adverse circumstances.
We share anguish in those
tortured faces -
victims of Mexican drug wars
failures in food shortages
escaping from
Zimbabwe retribution.
Tired souls possess a passion
for survival, to reclaim the
land of their ancestral
domain, and I am
in bondage to their spirit.

Tuesday, August 26, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: war and peace
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
This land called earth is full of turmoil, yet a strength exists in the souls of people, survivors they are called. I wish to give them life through my words.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Gajanan Mishra 26 August 2014

bondage to spirit, good writing.

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