I Sit on a Train and I Cry
Pearl drops.
Their faces I imagine
Lost,
Fearful.
It sickens and it slashes me
As he slashed her.
The love.
Captured snapshots I imagine
Soft touches on the cheek
Bold conversations
Twisted and choked
Bled out
In the space of hours.
Normal hours;
Working hours
I cry for the woman
Courageous campaigning
Juxtaposed
Alongside the washing up.
I cry for all of us.
For the venomous rage
Divisive politics creates.
Take back control.
It would be suicide to leave.
I am lost in this society
Of hate and derision
Of incensed knowledge and vision.
Of arbitrary decision.
A murderous, hopeless,
Heartbreaking decision.
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