Ordinary Day Poem by Katerina Yanchuk

It's just an ordinary day
The wildest beast just crossed my way,
The shining angel sits on roof
And sings his song to homeless goof

I see the dog with diamond collar
And shabby clothes on it's owner,
The hopeless fellow prays for peace,
The teenage couple flows in kiss

I pass through glass of fancy store
And it reflects how tigers claw
Some druggie right behind my back,
My shoes are leaving bloody track

I feel too cold, I feel too hot
And I don't care it's right or not
The heavy rain burns out my skin
The God's delight fills me within

I hear the laugh of dying child,
The manic preacher screams so wild,
But i can't stop my slowly walk
I have no time for idle talk

The coloured birds take off and fly,
They build a rainbow in the sky
The tired sun sends gloomy light
The happy suicide ends his fight

I smell the scent of poisoned rose
And Grand Utopia is close
There's only one thing I can say -
It's just an ordinary day...