The gods of our lives ruin hope and destroy what life and love we were supposed to get. Never was it possible to sit by and allow the world to pass us by.
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“The News You Don’t Get at Home” by Luis J. Rodriguez – Anthology & Interpretation
The cries of the poor are not heard. Regardless of color, religion, speech, or leaders. Their cries fall of deaf ears ringing with silent opinions. Why don't they see the afflictions of the- poor, flailing, beaten, destroyed, desecrated.
“The Handicapped” by Philip Dacey – Anthology & Interpretation
Humanity resides in all of us. The old, the young, the poor and the rich, the weak and the strong, the sick and the healthy, the fast and the slow, the fat and the thin, the broken and the less broken.
“Alone” by Edgar Allan Poe (1875) – Anthology & Interpretation
I sit in the corner of my hell. Lost in the mind that once Guided me. Lost in the home Of my own thoughts.
“My Boy Builds Coffins” By Florence the Machine (2009) – Anthology
My soul aches for the pleasantries of this world to be done. To be gone away with, tied up nice and tucked out of the way. I desire to be freed of the flesh I reside.ย
“Dreams” by Langston Hughes (1994) – Anthology & Interpretation
It takes something more than just a conversation to bring a dream to life.
“Descartes’ Loneliness” by Allen Grossman (2007) – Anthology & Interpretation
We are desperate for community.
“Eating Poetry” by Mark Strand (1964) – Anthology & Interpretation
I am a connoisseur...
“London” by William Blake (1974) – Anthology & Interpretation
I live on the streets of London Among the lost in the hazy fog. My soul cries that I be done, That I hold my hands along. The statues that line my thoughts-
“The Laughter of Women” by Liesel Mueller (2003) – Anthology & Interpretation
Choice is what differentiates individuals. The terrible, unpredictable plagues that affect us May cause varied circumstances- But the choice in the moment-ย