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Bull Dogs and Eagles

A Poem

By Mr. TibbzPublished 8 years ago • 1 min read

A pity. A shame. A pretentious grin.

Leaders of men. And women. Of us all.

Yet stark contrast. Albeit expected.

The consensus of a better tomorrow over shadowed.

The magnitude of a lie, it's zenith.

The light darkens and the air is crisp.

Unrest clouds clear thought and judgement.

Distant gun fire, closer than it sounds.

And a siren. A flash.

All will be well? Is that a lie? Or one of them?

Men in suits with less honour than a thief.

Much less.

Idiocentricity of society. A burden to burn.

No care has continued, nor bothers me again.

Two Thousand, nine hundred and Twenty.

Count it down. At least.

Two Thousand, nine hundred and nineteen...

heartbreak

About the Creator

Mr. Tibbz

I'm a filmmaker and film enthusiast. May start to put up some dream projects. Depends. I hope you enjoy listening to me spout nonsense. Follow my youtube channel here:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXalLYgI0bKhMWIfhop4Jog

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    Written by Mr. Tibbz