The Invaders Poem by Barry Middleton

The Invaders



invaders have arrived
they do not hail from outer space

they are invisible
they walk beside us on the street

they are the multitude
they are not from a foreign land

the enemy is here
it lives within our human fear

the terror hides itself
behind the neighbor's silent wall

it cannot be contained
it waits for tyrants to arise

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'We have met the enemy and he is us.' Pogo

The Invaders
Wednesday, November 9, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: conflict,fear,tyranny
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Annette Aitken 13 November 2016

It seems to be very easy these days to make enemies in all walks of life...but the ones you talk about I would not like to encounter....nicely penned Annette

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Barry Middleton 13 November 2016

Growing up in the south as I did, I have not seen a more frightening time than now in the USA.

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Spock The Vegan 09 November 2016

Yes, we are divided by sports and politics. People have made enemies on Facebook and Twitter. It's time for us to come together.

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Barry Middleton 09 November 2016

The people I am talking about are not people I want to come together with. As for the government, I am not optimistic for any coming together there either.

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