Amateur Poetry

   
Title:  Change Author:  Jazzman
Date Written:  November 1994 Comments:  Click on the  to send your feedback or comments.  The author welcomes your email.
   
I sat in the distance,
Obscure from the two.
Like night and like day,
They exchanged points of view.
One was pro change;
The other was not.
I laughed to myself,
As the battle grew hot.
 
"If not for the auto,
Could we get there from here" ?
"But think of the deaths,
That it causes each year" .
"If not for the plane,
Could man learn to fly" ?
"But a lot of good pilots,
Were shot out of the sky" .
 
"If not for the ship,
Could oceans be free" ?
"But many a sailor,
Did we loose at sea" .
"If not for the bulb,
Could we light up our park" ?
"Sometimes we are better,
Left in the dark" .
"And what of the radio,
What of  T. V." .
"How much in the know,
Should the public be" ?
 
The wise man sat back,
He was quiet and still.
He would not break his silence,
At least not until.
The other spoke up,
"What's wrong- you conceed" ?
"To the victors go spoils",
"And quite frankly you bleed" !
 
Then said the wise man,
 
"Throughout history changes,
Occur by the score".
"Some can accept them,
While others wage war" !
 
© Copyright D.R.Xander 11/94
   
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