Bailed And Bankrupt Poem by Saul Palti

The mighty mockery of insulant chat
bleeds the drip from stems lifeless day
how high must one grow to allude this fact
clouded sun turns its shadow to the less than infinite
and birds coral on stars bright shine
falling evenly upon this land
covered by faces masked distress
shudder from fires burn which turns flesh red

slander your broken hearts crack
smoking hell then heaven at the mischievous
who leaks children's torn birth from their mothers
at once the mockery of living in a used hole
causing distresses disturbances
of where to go and who to find at the break
Daddy left first seasoned joys gloating
so beckoned his calling for freedom

seagulls steal my fish by the longing pier
cursed under someone else's throat
singing tails of ownership and greed
some days moon the west and others the east
as somewhere in between the longing thunder reckons
pitfalls of dust scatter among the treeless under path
I am only man wishing to do what my father did
and dissolve this half witted wish