Stop, Speak
Stop it.
Bickering at each other.
Nipping at weaknesses and stabbing sore spots
That turn any honest discussion sore
with the lack of communication being displayed
Your opinions of each other please set aside
And left in the face of a new side of discussion
In order to forget
Our petty grievances
And grudges carried
Over party lines
Over economic lines
And so much more
Over family lines
Over racial lines
Instead, I insist, you implore
The option of a calm talk
Carried with the intention of peace
Not as a lead up to a storm
That would shred people piece by piece
With vitriol, anger, and scorn
At other people’s opinions
That they live their lives
Following not like minions
But as people
Not demons
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