Bullets And Bombs Of Greed © Surazeus 2024 01 31 If I just focus on beauty of Nature, describing how plants spiral around the sun in struggle through darkness toward warming light, and celebrate their budding after snow, I could ignore people in many lands getting killed by bullets and bombs of greed. I could stroll without care in hilly woods that sparkle with eerie strangeness of frost where life and death both mingle in tree roots, and not think about people getting killed, thousands of young children orphaned and maimed by men wielding bullets and bombs of greed. I would stand on shore of dark mountain lake and shout my agony to empty sky, expressing sorrow of my helpless heart that mothers and children with hope for life are getting blasted under rubbled homes by laughter from bullets and bombs of greed. I want to stand in glade of shifting light beneath broad canopy of wind-kissed leaves and listen to various birds declare love instead of people running maze of ruins who scream from horror at shadow of death erupting from bullets and bombs of greed. Deep in my heart of birds that flutter wings to fly from coldness of indifferent snow I hear singing strength of the country ghost that sparks wildflowers up from root and seed while people just like me in distant lands are still killed by bullets and bombs of greed. I stroll the winding Appalachian Trail along core strength of vast nation I love where only deer and wolves inhabit woods to welcome refugees from war-torn lands whose faceless ghosts haunt my lonely footsteps to escape swift bullets and bombs of greed. The disused graveyard draws me to its lawn where I read names on stones worn down by rain with clever quip that people hate to die so we can savor beauty of this world for even people safe in peaceful lands might be killed by bullets and bombs of greed. They dwell in ghost house of forgotten hopes, people killed in dozens of distant wars, for no trace of their homes on signless roads remains but ruined fragments of their lives except for photos that flare into birds created by bullets and bombs of greed.
Surazeus Astarius Συράζευς Αστάριος. Cartographer. Epic Poet. Hermead epic poem about Philosophers 126,680 lines of blank verse. http://tinyurl.com/AstarianScriptures
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