by JOEL OGAR | |
Published on: Feb 23, 2006 | |
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Type: Poetry | |
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I hear the inward rumbling Of silent ones sent to earth grumbling My spirit is greatly moved, but I can't touch Forcefully interested where I wouldn't bother But everywhere I look I see them tightly clutch Embracing forever the earth. There 's my brother: The one I love but claim to hate, The nekad I call friend but say it's his fate, The lame I rush to help but break his stick, Beggers I happily part a coin but a shapely stone, I hear them now; am greatly moved, am sick. Second chance I'll do yet have not shown, Six had been spared me; deaf has gone my ear But the humbles grumble everyday I hear « return. |