It Doesn't Matter Who Started The Fire Poem by Francie Lynch

It Doesn't Matter Who Started The Fire

'What in the world happened! '

An innocent cliche,
We hear it every day,
At work, at home, at play.

'You don't say! '

A congenial comment?
Perhaps,
but...
Be careful what you say.
It could add to the maelstrom
That's becomes unfriendly fire.

Arguments in... arguments out.
Trash in, trash comes out.
That shouldn't surprise us.

The unseen whisperers make silent decisions,
Unheard among the raging shouts.

Who understands
How it went wrong.
The 'Why' is easy.
But 'How! '

How in the world did it happen?

I can't say.
High School doesn't seem to be enough.
Men feel threatened.
Not enough black hats are being unhorsed.
Women do very well
Walking over coals and broken glass,
In stilettos, clogs, mules,
Bare footed.
They will be revenged.

Thursday, October 10, 2024
Topic(s) of this poem: fire,women
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Francie Lynch

Francie Lynch

Monaghan, Ireland
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