Poetry
antiwar
As Peoples lose the feel they've known,
And then they think the big they’ve grown
And then the years of gains they’ve crossed
And those, they’ve feared, these pains they’ve lost.
It’s like a broken prism seen
Six thousand years of copied preen
These haunted eyes and echoed ears
And those we thought were friends and peers.
The times don’t grow, and better, yet
Until the knowledge sews to be.
Our minds, a kid, we have no zeal
Where science takes us somewhere, sea,
Where social skills becomes our growth.
We’ll know our anthropology.