
Moral Dirt
- M. Renae Dubois
- Aug 3
- 2 min read
A flower lives inside me
Though it is hardly known
A sense of what lies in me
Though it weighs like it's a stone
A consciousness of feeling
An awareness of some doubt
That others have a flower
Though their strength, they flout
So my flower is a sense of what
All I know is wrong
The corruptive powered influence
The choice to snap her thong
I am conscious there are children
Who do not have a name
The things that happened to them
Should not occur again
Those who are in power
Those who steer the boat
They're not trying to make us happy
Or even care if we're afloat
How do I reconcile with this?
The evil that abounds
How to live with hints of knowledge
Yet unable to make a sound
Not the one to fix the problem
It has lived here all the while
The hatred for the innocent
The abused and murdered pile
Cos they're stacked up like they're dominoes
And we all fall when they're tipped
If there was a way to deal with this
An easy solution that could fix
The attitude of people,
Who feel they have the right
Or at least enough of cash and power
To successfully win the fight
I know that this observance of
My sensibility
Is a chance for me to see the others
To respect fragility
It is not personal weakness
It's a dreaded knowledge of
The wickedness that reveals itself
Beneath all of the fluff
So they put a mask on, as should I
To enable them to work
To leave the house, try to ignore
The filth and moral dirt
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