Sans All Poem by Evan Lindeman
Sans All
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I look to my generation, and I see sans eyes,
I look to my parents' generation, and I see sans ears,
I look to my grandparents' generation, and I see sans eyes and ears,
I look at myself, and I wonder: 'What must life be, if without the company of any eyes to see me or ears to listen! '
And I surrender.
And I weep.
© Evan Lindeman,2016
Tuesday, May 3, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: depression,despair,eyes,family,hearing,sadness,society
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