Apocalyptic Minstrel Poem by Brian Stafford

Apocalyptic Minstrel

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There's an apocalyptic minstrel.
singing in my street;
Wearing vegan shoes,
never eating red meat;
He sings of wasted chances,
destruction and defeat;
Squandering of resources,
and throwing hope away;
Selling out the future,
to satisfy their greed;
Hoarding all their riches,
ignoring those in need;
There's a new wave of water,
lapping at my feet;
There's a new type of face,
walking down my street;
But I'm not really sure,
if it's the type I want to meet;
There's an apocalyptic minstrel.
singing in my street.

Monday, December 28, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: thought
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Dr Antony Theodore 02 May 2020

There's a new type of face, walking down my street; But I'm not really sure, if it's the type I want to meet; There's an apocalyptic minstrel. singing in my street. very often we all imagined it......and sometimes it is real.. an apocalyptic scene.. thank you sir. beautiful poem. tony

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Julia Luber 01 August 2019

Reminds me of the good old days of Mr. Bojangles and Bob Dylan songs about being free to roll and light on ones feet.

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