radical revolutionaries
Up close - Lettering At Stock Exchange on Wall Street / New York City
radicals and revolutionaries
poison
prison
persistent silence
honored by empty sounds
brutal responsibility
while guarding inncoence:
varying degrees
of untold guilt
violent rhetoric
booms as tryranny continues
bloodshed liberates
but does not placate
radicals and
revolutionaries
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Written for:
Vice/Versa – Midnight Snack Weekly Prompt #5
For which one had to Write poetry or prose using all four words: Sound/Silence & Guilt /Innocence
Also posted on: wordless wednesday buildings with character
Photo Credit: Roni Weiss Occupy Wall Street – Washington Square Park – October 8, 2011
Posted on January 31, 2012, in Poetry, Poetry Blog Roll, Wordsmith Wednesday and tagged guilt, innocent, Midnight Snack, poetry blog roll, poets united, radical verse, revolutionary verse, silence, sound, wall street, wordless wednesday. Bookmark the permalink. 6 Comments.
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ZONGRIK 
an interesting write with apt word play. enjoyed reading.
That last stanza is so true. Good work!
Great write and plenty to think about
great poem for the prompt… I think I use too many words! … you get the point across with the few lines… and it’s amazing… 🙂
I think it’s amazing:)
~L
very good,i like the last.
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