A Fool's Tail Poem by Sandra Feldman

A Fool's Tail



The joy to look up at the sky,
And say, today, I'm free to do
Whatever is that poets do,
But that gives me no great content,
For I know not where freedom went,
It seems that violence and deep lies,
Have taken over all that slides,
Right into oceans of despair,
And no one really seems to care,
Our world divided into parts
While Fools keep pushing crooked carts.

Thursday, July 28, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: disappointment,leaders,leadership
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Pamela Sinicrope 30 July 2016

I'm with Kelly. I go there sometimes with my poet's pen too. Can't stay too long. Its not good for the soul...but important to let it run its course sometimes. Your pen is really flowing these days! :)

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Kelly Kurt 28 July 2016

I cannot let any one view dominate my thoughts, at least not for too long. The world is a horrible place often, as is my own country, but I do make plenty of time to look at the sky and do what poets do

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