Sorrow in the Sunflower Land
A short poem
Beneath the three-barred cross, on her knees
She prayed and wept in the field of wheat
With blue eyes, begs the sky for an answer
She now lives in the world underneath
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Flowercrown woven into her chestnut hair
White silk dress her mother used to wear
And as the vultures are getting rewarded
Her prayers fall back empty and bare
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They knocked down her wooden door
Held her down to the cold marble floor
Tore her clothes and stripped her naked
Trembling with rage, for them she’s just a whore
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Sealed her lips and tied her wings
Covered her feathers in dark red ink
Left scars that her body is hiding
Angels suddenly lost all reasons to sing
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She lay down with her face to the floor
Finally rested her body, tired and sore
In their eyes was nothing but anger
Punished her for being part of the war
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There, a young girl lost her hope
’Cause heaven left her all alone
In a world torn into pieces
Silently cried this snowy dove
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God turned away his sight in tears
‘Cause we did not speak out of fear
We pretend the one beside us is a stranger
Innocence is left with blood and muted screams
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For Eden is far from the East
There was unleashed that angry beast
Earth trembles as its roaring
Hell is setting the table for its final feast
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Feathers, skin, all down to the bone
They cut down that snowy dove
And while we watched and remained silent
Golden fields are covered with dead souls
About the Creator
George Roast
I occasionally write little things to let my mind rest from the rush of days — to keep myself from going insane, to improve this hobby of mine and my english.
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