I Don't Believe In You And I Never Will. Poem by DM W

I Don't Believe In You And I Never Will.

Rating: 5.0


O you want me to believe in your grand visions;
In your slick, preposterous systems! But I can
Only feign interest. To be frank, they bore me
Rigid.I'm unwilling to play your phoney games.
For I've placed my sights firmly on higher pursuits.
Your drab uniforms don't fit me. Your trumpeted
Slogans are discordant shrieks to my refined ears.
You may possess all the riches and the power.
But they're merely shadow plays compared to Truth's Light.
I'm the proverbial round peg in a square hole.
I prefer ragged prophecies to your conceits.
I will resist your inhumane plans to the end.

Tuesday, December 3, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: social injustice
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Kingsley Egbukole 03 December 2019

When you know the truth. Hold on to it and do not be swayed by falsehood. Beautiful poem...10.

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Dominic Windram 04 December 2019

Thanks once again Kingsley...it's great to receive such kind, perceptive comments!

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