Colors ... satire
Proverbs 8:13
13 The fear of the Lord is to hate evil;
Pride and arrogance and the evil way
And the perverse mouth I hate.
Satire
Red, white and blue the colors whatever they stand for
Black expresses more the condition of the nation
"Love for self" rules kicking in every door
Of the ones who don’t agree on our self-evaluation
Opinions rule the day … facts are just discarded
Like ketchup on everything we spill the blood of innocence
Little left to say over the dearly departed
Who were to make our life easier in our state of arrogance
We sing: “Love lifted me” as we’re picked up by the collar
To be lifted higher by our own loneliness
Sticking our own hearts in our self-made gallows
Glued by our desires to our state of selfishness
Self-inflicted wounds daily we are licking
Blaming everyone but ourselves
Scarred all over as our clock keeps ticking
Slowly fade away in our chosen spell
Weapons of self-destruction fill our own hearts
Indifferent and insensitive toward the plight of others
Waiting for the induction by the time we depart
In the hall meant for us … why should we even bother?
Jan Wienen
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