Disgust Poem by Douglas Scotney
Disgust
You grew into a lie.
Dressed it up, added tie,
Hurt those who didn't do the same.
Yes, you did what you were told,
But nothing was too cold.
You added shames to your shame.
and at the time of the Syrian massacres.
So many poets largely over rated and yet read by so few. We so oft' keep within our little holes and if only on occasion outside creep, we soon scurry back with no memory of the sky or horizon or wisdom from the journey.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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4/25/2024 6:21:46 PM # 1.0.0.1119
i like the poem, but can't say i understand it. i looked up (and read) Rock Music, and Les Murray (born 1938) . first line of Rock Music: is a. The students all knew [From book: Subhuman redneck poems] i don't understand Rock Music [the poem] either! i must need to live in Australia! Les grew up in 'the Bush' there, to MyPoemList, just the same. bri :) [source of my 'facts': Google]