Sentenced To Filth Rags Degraded Stupor Poem by Terence George Craddock

Sentenced To Filth Rags Degraded Stupor



Isolated in filth in rags in degraded stupor...

They are disdained dregs
disrespected distanced by
dispossessing society.

They have no part place of sanctuary
in grandiosed all inclusive humanity
when theory impacts upon bigot reality.

Isolated in filth in rags in squalor pitiful stupor
in the cold of dark cosmopolitian urban nights
the wash-outs, the no hopers, drug addicts, thieves,
isolated cause of crime in our caring prodigal society.

I kill them with indifference
as surely as I kill the fly
with decisive intolerance.

They have but a moment
to live to die.
We have but a moment
to live to die.

I kill them
with indifference
as surely as I kill
the fly
with decisive
intolerance.


Copyright © Terence George Craddock

Monday, April 27, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: poverty
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Written in May 1998 and April 2015 on the 2&3.5.98 and 24.4.2015.
Split image from the poem 'By What Right? A lesson In Intolerance! ' by Terence George Craddock.
A study questioning prejudice and intolerance.
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