Sermon From The Plain Poem by Frank Bana

Sermon From The Plain



We thought ourselves godly
Taught ourselves how to fly
Now our engines are grounded
And birds rule the sky

Just one more species
Climbing high but to fall
Inventive and heedless
Mortal souls after all

Creature of singing
Contemplation and art
Educating our children
In the ways of the heart

And creature of cruelty
Plundering with no need
Killing sister and brother
In our prisons of greed

When we beg for survival
In the suffering crowd
We must live by compassion
And speak kindness aloud.

Sunday, April 12, 2020
Topic(s) of this poem: kindness
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