One day I’ll have a normal life
And wake up with not a worry in sight
I’ll get dressed, eat some breakfast
And go about in blissful ignorance
Of a world gone mad with pain.
A world in which loving parents
Have no children
Loving parents
Have children that suffer forever
Loving parents
Are endlessly tested in their faith
Loving parents
Wish for children that can walk, or talk,
Or radiate with health
Wish for children, period.
In my world of ignorance I notice nothing
My beautiful family gets up and goes to school
My house is comfortable, with place for everything
My parents take care of me, provide stability & help
I take this family to school with all the rest of the
ignorant world, blissful peace
My worries will be over supper and homework, maybe a call
from a teacher
Not doctors and medicine, children who feel pain but can’t
tell anyone-not even to scratch an itch
Not a beautiful child lying underground forever, never to be
kissed or seen again
Not medical personnel who hold your lives in their hands,
apologizing over endless mistakes that make my life more difficult
None of that exists, in my ignorant world
And I go thru life none the wiser
I dance at weddings and hold grandchildren
I pray for all the other people with problems
And maybe volunteer to help them
And never would I have to bend down every day to
Pick up the pieces of my broken heart
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