HELP

( CYCLE : STIGMA OUR SOULS )

I met you, you were in holey rags

Without one leg, you sat in sidewalk

Like a dog you ate something

A large pot to lips tilting

I asked help you anything

With ugly curse you answered me

 

After non long you in hospital I met

To it paid good people treatment

Your young son visited you, innocent

You were with yourself mercilless

No hope, no self-respect, not missless

 

Once similar man like ghost I met

In black, strange rags to church he went

He strolling, he didn’t ask for help

That was in heaven, he now imagined

Barefoot, hungry, some sign wanted

 

But many people ask much for help

Even it demand insistenly from others

They want comfort, careers, money

When gei it, they want more and more

When you refuse, they want you destroy

 

Help is like fruit

life-giving or poisonous

Help is like road

To nowhere, good or wrong

 

Pretty much someone don’t feed

But fruit him to distinguish teach

Rather don’t steer, dont push someone

But fly with him and show the road plan

And also sometime you ask for help

Together you two enjoy and learn 

 

( November 5, 2024 )

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Regina Obergard

Regina Obergard’s poetry is a fierce testament to the divine spark within each of us.

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