Thoughts On Pain
If aliens heard the voices of men
Would they be appalled at how we languish?
Would they denounce us and all of our sin?
Or would they accept us in our anguish?
I have seldom suffered or perspired
Yet so many of the innocent do
Philosophers ask “Is this pain required?”
Religions say it’s just what we accrue
I say it is the wrong question to ask
I ask “If in distress, what can you possibly try?”
Perhaps, you can only take off your mask
So someone can wipe your tears when you cry
Hold on to your hope and never despair
Every person should have someone who cares
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