Forgotten Life Poem by John Leroy Maxwell

Forgotten Life



It is hard, this day, to conceive the plight
of the oppressed and the miserables

They lay helpless under the blazing heat
of poverty, and uncaring communities,
while their days dwindle, into the eve of
darkness and terror

They pray to be discovered and picked up
from their reckless endangermant

Patiently waiting their turn, for compassion,
from a friend, from a stranger, from Above,
from life

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Guy Lip-more 26 August 2012

Very sad write, but a good write at that.

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