Friday, February 26, 2021

Relentless | A Poem by C.L. Day



(Golden Age of Gaia)

Relentless

Struggling to hold myself ~ against the black cloth

It angers them, my need to breathe

Selfish, they tell to me, my loved ones

‘Oh ~ If I were free’
My thoughts

Searching others’ eyes, I push my cart
I used to hate coming here

Now it is the only here left
I crave

Some have given up, staying behind their masks

I must remain present, an act of defiance
To exist

We are no longer welcome here
Where?
Existing

They tell us it takes time
Time is the trap
And it goes round and round

The children will still meet your eye
They know
They know everything

It is for them, that I will not disappear
We cannot leave them to this

Fighting wages in the streets
my battle is within

I will not relent




C.L. Day

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