Why should I write?
Whom am I writing for?
Is it for the rich who will read and forget
Or for the poor and illiterate
Is it for the common masses who worry about their daily bread
Or for the army soldier who has a country to defend
Whom should I write for?
What purpose do I serve?
What will I create?
Whom will I preserve?
Will the dead come back to life?
Or will people stop taking lives?
Will the innocent be saved?
Will the offenders be forgiven?
My heart pain for the ignorance
Because my ego allows me to judge and make decisions
My heart pains for the pilgrims
Who pray for all and still get slaughtered like chicken
Like chicken our feathers get plucked one by one
Not given a choice as to if we want to be naked
Like chicken we tremble in pain before being thrown into boiling water
Or be cut at our necks
One by one the feathers are plucked
Not knowing how to fly, we lose even the thought
The form is that of flesh and blood, oozes from every pore
And the smell of death to come hallucinates the pain
The chicken is killed for another chicken's gain
Meaningless it seems after all our existence
Darkness fall upon the land where we once fed
Grain don't grow into trees
Flocks don't run free
Eggs get crushed beneath our feet
Carelessly moulding thoughts into deeds
The thoughts that don't mean anything
Tell me again, Just one reason
Why should I write?
And why should you read?
1 comment:
You write to let it out;
to free what will not be bound,
and should not be destroyed.
Each lyric is a pain unveiled;
the grievous price of enlightenment,
and yet a note for harmony.
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