Dangle The Trinkets Poem by Lawrence S. Pertillar

Dangle The Trinkets



The crowds have become unruly.
Everywhere protesters,
Are demanding their equal rights.
Racists amongst themelves are fighting.
And divided are the people,
Who are confused and can't decide...
Whether they should stand on the left side,
Or the right.
What on Earth 'now' can we do?

'Trinkets.
Use the trinkets.'

Trinkets?

'Dangle the trinkets.
Promise them more of the bling.
Dangle the trinkets.
With that done,
That 'always' solves everything.'

But that's so trifling.

'You know it and I know it and they do too.
Dangle the trinkets.
Promise them bling and shiny things.
That's all they want us to do.'

And...
Just whose trinkets are we going to dangle?
Yours or mine?

'I said 'promise' them.
That's all.
I'm not giving up nothing.'

Well then...
You make to them that promise.
I've got too much integrity.

'LOL...
You've got WHAT?
Integrity?
LOL.'

Monday, October 13, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: integrity
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Veeraiyah Subbulakshmi 13 October 2014

Good poem on awareness! ! when the trinkets are removed, it means, that their wishes are fulfilled and the troubles are removed. the day with out trinkets may not arrive, as our wishes are growing in numbers day by day.. Lawrence, what You try to say here, is, with out any efforts, anything can't be obtained, which is very true and most of the citizens of the world may know it, but a few only live under good system, which take care of their basic needs and the rest are forced to tolerate the nonsense of their systems What to do, except wearing the trinkets...

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