These Days Poem by Lawrence S. Pertillar

These Days

Rating: 2.5


Too jaded to raise an eyebrow now.
Suffering seen once provoked empathy...
Is as frequently exposed as bare butts on the streets!
Little boys in grown up skin,
Exposing their underwear as a 'chic' new trend!
Women with mouths like sailors on 'leave'...
Cussing directions to children,
While passersby look pleased!
Policemen busting addicts with drugs...
Either use them themselves,
Or sell them to thugs!
And an honest politician,
Is as rare as unpolluted air.
Some say these days are the last we live!
But I think those are just excuses made...
By those who insist life lived should be done negative!

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Delilah Miller 11 September 2007

Insightful and definately a fresh way to look on such a bad place we're in now. X's and O's

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