Fangs of addiction, marked by pangs and affliction

When reality seems so strange, it takes fans

After the war that took the fathers,
But before the next
Had taken their sons,

A man was

They say you must remember

Cancer born and bred
A tumour residing in your head
Your innocence bled away
As your lifeline

A child’s eyes staring deeply
Lost to the ways of the mortal
Missing amongst the folds of time

Riding a flying steel bird
To a distant land
Where princes made their palaces
And masons labored

I threw a stone of innocence across the empty sea
But it landed on some other shore as guilty as

Warfare - Who Cares ?

What moves us to open our heart
enough to feel the pain of the world

The smudged sun dips
To stain the city gold,
Anointing the little girl
With glory.

For the

Journalists beheaded
Hard workers laid off
Racism prevails
And Discrimination rises
While my

I’ll never forget the day that you and I went down
To the lazy river.
Early summer, it was, warm