Burning Cold Desire Poem by Susan T. Aparejo

T'was before and still this time,
like the embers of ceaseless moist,
My desire to smash injustice lingers,
How the curse penetrate my spine.

How could the youth's power,
Empower you? they've scared,
Eagles fierce eyes ever feared,
Their wings so weak to dare to fly.

My heart sunk like defleted balloon
Turn lifeless in striding home,
Darkness hug my mind to action
The coldest embers of I offer for protection.

They're my students, my children.,
Nurtured by the cradle of my emblem,
Their pain is an arrow in my loin,
Coated them the protection from being ruin.

Fly away you! - virus of spreading,
You planted hatred in the mind of these beings,
The crimson blood boils for arguing,
But igniting fire is a good for nothing.