Welfare of others
If we possess a selfish mentality
A kind of perplexity that binds
benevolence somewhere internal.
It could be these things
All opposing in arguments and disagreements;
rapacious obligations one recollect
after the subsequent intemperate facade of discourse.
Speaking unconsciously, we seek the erect satisfaction
or nudge of fictitious dreams
we dreamt necessary in acceptance to wander lazily.
This would tremor the shaky foundation one once thought to be still.
If life had lured an illuminated
fear of solitude into an already still being,
would we so graphically hold fast to fear
or loneliness at the brink of its fascism.
Is it possible that it would it erode with time?
Every tear we find potent in obliteration
drips down our souls as chains
shackled to our ankles.
And we above all feel the opaque.
The paradox of selfishly getting theirs first
while others inceptions has yet begun
are mangled in the infidel subjects of humanity.
if we were all plants
somewhere off in green and blue
the water would barely touched the grown;
and we would only taste the leaves of trees
who's succulent took away from
the lower class, the true roots of survival.
And so this secluded fissure decadent human law. .
When, my friends, will their
resonant sigh of anguish
delineate the prostrate face
of those who have and never give?
When will we align ourselves with
the postulate fact that
we can make a change?
Instead of wondering how,
wonder when.
Wonder how long.
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