Circular Reflections Poem by RoseAnn V. Shawiak

Circular Reflections



Circular reflections taking thoughts into a contemplation of
what life is like, thinking of all aspects it holds while we
are living it.

Each of us are individuals finding our ways down pathways of
our destinies, at times wondering why living is so difficult
and exhausting.

Having so many trials and tribulations along the way, striving
to make a living, feeding and taking care of our loving families,
finding it harder each day.

Our government continues to take whatever we make for their own
greed and corrupt appetites, having very little left, angry at
their insane laws.

Taking away our rights, wanting us all to depend on the bits
and pieces that they give to us in return, trying to turn our
nation into a third world country so they can rule alone.

Friday, December 23, 2016
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Daniel Brick 25 December 2016

You are deeply troubled by the nature of modern things. But your reaction doesn't take into account the good people who are also in government. You meet these people in a municipal building, or a government office, or a courthouse. There are many of them, and they are really us. We have to remember in the midst of our genuine discontent these good people. My niece is one of them: She works in monitoring the quality of our drinking water, how crucial and necessary that is. Her salary is paid by taxes and what a worthy expense that is! ! Why not celebrate those worthy people who keep our democracy alive and well instead of just attacking the scoundrels who make THEIR profit or THEIR warped view of the world community lead to wasteful spending. Let's switch from ranting against the bad guys to cheering for the good guys! ! They are all around us, keeping our communities alive and preparing the future for our children. And they don't boast or call attention to themselves. Remember how Walt Whitman wrote poems about the vast mass of workers doing their share of good? Who CELELBRATES that dimension of our society? ?

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