To Kill A Poet Poem by Hebert Logerie

To Kill A Poet



You really have to be a notoriously cruel criminal
To kill a Poet, a gentle person, an earth angel,
Who is not afraid to continually tell it like it is.
The Poet always tells the whole truth, at ease.
He neither fears the daily danger nor the deadly fire.
He wants to make the entire darn world a better
Place for every beings under the hot and cold sun.

You really have to be seriously stupid and dumb
To prosecute somebody who can put the moon
On your plate, somebody who can nourish your numb
Soul, your broken heart, and your sick and sad emotions.

You really have to be strange to hate somebody,
Who loves you unconditionally and who has no envy
Of your ill-gotten amenities or your earthy possessions.

You really have to be awkward to hurt an earthly saint,
Who wants to share his knowledge and who wants to paint
Mother Nature the way she is. The Poet wants to expose the lies,
The myths, the innuendoes, the unfairness and the injustice,
So we all can finally find the prairie and the oasis of peace.

You really have to hate yourself to want to hurt so many Poets,
So many outstanding citizens of the world, who just paid your debts.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
This poem is dedicated to all Poets, especially to the ones that have unfairly prosecuted, maimed, killed or executed.
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