A Message Of Change | Spoken Word Poetry

A message of change 2021.

Culture pumps a purpose into me a world of freedom,

Where I can live in my rights being honored institution as the key that I will progress under that will take care of me.

My needs resolved,

My world made safe,

Made home.

Wait a minute.

This I do not see.

I see Big Pharma,

The greedy corporations,

The enslavement of generations each time the mechanism working more subtly.

A mass manipulation that inspires us to dream dreams that are not ours.

A terror upon the people that spreads as a virus that cost paid by many and the benefits funneled to but a few.

Why is this world as so?

What trauma are we suffering?

We've severed our ties with mother nature,

Deluded her cries into false alarms and each time we bury the matter deeper and deeper compounding upon the suppressed emotion of the collective powering screams impulses to blame,

To hate upon each other and reinforce this paradigm of separateness.

It's them versus us.

We say to ourselves dissecting the world into good and bad,

Only to forget our humanity.

And we're running.

We're judging for the fear that it might be us.

It might be our evil participating in this dreaded game.

And for change,

For change to come.

You've heard a million times you must change yourself.

It's an inside game to work on a state of mind from which actions tangible and penetrating can emanate,

Can inspire,

Can uncover.

Breathe with me.

It's there unique,

Clear of confusion and it doesn't need to be involved.

It's ready to perceive the levers of change playfully ignite our time and life.

It doesn't dream up a utopia either.

A world of rosy outcomes and eternal happiness.

There may be no going back.

It may be too late extinction our fate.

It just chooses to live to be as hope enjoying the process of life.

It's sure it knows its death will one day come.

However,

It manifests.

And for us,

For us,

It can inspire our next breath to be one of hope to relieve the suffering we for long engaged in.

And to release a smile really,

To smile at ourselves to smile at our world and embrace the enemy.