Your Biggest Sin

Is it violence, that palgues the land

Is it ignorance, that spreads in epidemic proportions across all nations

Could it be greed?A few wealthy holding back the fortunes of billions
Well I think... I think its silence
Our biggest crime?Silence, acceptance of the unaccepting.
We stand for what should not be stood for, and in return suffer the guilt and reprecussions
So join those who dont stand quiet in the corners, nodding heads, like sheep following the sheperd.
Lift up your fists and fight for everything you disaprove of in this world,because without revolt, we get no Revolution.

Back from the dust

    Ashes to ashes, dust to dust. We all go back to whatever we came from. We all regress slowly in life, eventually. But you, you appear immortal. You have beat mother nature at its own game.
Burn in your own fire,and arise from your own ashes. Could almost infer that you are the phoenix of my life, always coming back for something.But why wont you just stay  as the ashes you become, stay burnt, remain forgotten...

Bubbles

We move in hoards, trampling the weak, ignoring their pleas for assistance. Were all on a mission, yet sometimes we don't know for what purpose. Refuse to stand near the elderly woman in front of you in line, fearing contact, fearing  conversation. Our world has been united by travel, by inventions, yet we have never been more separate. Segregation has devoured our culture like an insidious cancer. All that results are labels, hate, assumptions, and ignorance.
   Nearby, another elderly woman being assisted with her documentation shows disagreement. Her voice becomes elevated and discontent emanates throughout the expanse room.
 "Não vou aceitar isso! Não saio daqui até resolver esse assunto!" she screams, determined to solve her problems  by causing a stir of attention.
   The people who were previously isolated in their own bubbles, hypnotized by their electronic apparel, now are suddenly drawn to the drama. It's much more entertaining than any friend they were texting for sure.
We are abruptly united by the dilemma, eyeing each other with certain approval, nodding and laughing softly at the one sided argument unfolding before us.
    This is what brings us together, he thinks, this keeps us united...