I Link Therefore I Am
I’m a loner,
and a drifter.
Mankind’s morals
disgust me more
each day and night.
But when I feed
birds in the park,
and read of a man
who kills boys,
I know I’m linked
to all mankind
by time and space;
but bound most
by the fact that all
God’s children sin.
The best of us
sin less and beg
for mercy more.
Richard Sponaugle was born 4-20-60 in Maryland and raised in Northern Virginia. He received a BA from George Mason University. A prolific poet and songwriter, he has been published in many venues.
I sure can relate to this. Well put
ReplyDeleteMaureen
Obviously, you have found the soul of who we are. It cannot be overlooked! Sheri
ReplyDeleteDear Richard,
ReplyDeleteI think you have stated what most of us feel about the bad things happening in the world today as we wonder will it ever get better or keep getting worse? I keep hoping for better days. Well written, Richard, keep sharing your poetry.
Sandra
Hi Richard. A very nice and truthful poem. Thank you for sharing and continued blessings!
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Thank you, everyone, for your kind comments on Rick's creative and well-written poem. I will send the comments to him. Rick, it is so good to have you a part of Whispers. Best wishes with all your writing endeavors.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Karen
Richard,
ReplyDeleteI like the uplifting ending of your poem. Good job!
Your friend,
David Fox