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Are We Now Free?


The pens will drop When the sun darkens In the hearts of the twisted of the broken and ravenous The doors will crack When the fist pounds On the hearts of the sick Of the wounded and tired And the waters will crash When the sword is drawn From the unknowing From the ignorant and the brave. And what of the breaking hearts? The crumbling families? The widowed and the lonely? What of the sons and daughters, The mothers and fathers, When they come home to see Their sons under a tree Buried deep? Are we now free?
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