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Cobwebs in Our Souls


Cobwebs in Our Souls, by Lou Principe, Acrylic, 9 X 12
Cobwebs in Our Souls, Acrylic, 9 X 12

Perplexed with the plague that keep us awake

One after the other, can't seem to get a break

The fear of the unknown, the uncertainties of tomorrow

Illness and death keeps us grieving with sorrow

It started with the virus that shook the whole nation

Required to wear a mask for everyone's protection

Caught us all off guard, turned our world upside down.

Cancelled schools and businesses as we were placed in a lockdown

While faced with adversity of the global pandemic

Like a punch in the gut with issues that are systemic

Voices wanting to be heard, they rally, "Black Lives Matter"

People come together, around the world they scatter

Everyone's raising voices, they just want to be heard

But they fall on deaf ears as though they were absurd

Riot and destruction follow the rallies,

As if chaos is not enough, so just put up with more follies

Cobwebs in our ears make it difficult to hear

How do we heed, one must listen, dear

Cobwebs in our eyes, completely blurs our full vision

How can we act out of our own volition

Cobwebs in our minds, can't seem to see the light

Blurred vision and mission, how do we face our plight

Cobwebs in our hearts, entangled with such anger

How do we heal and slow down and get out of this danger

Cobwebs in our souls, filled with pain and sorrow

How do we heal and face our tomorrow

To change the world, stop looking at one's skin

Be the change, and pull the light that comes from within

We all want the world to change for the better

But to do that, we must stop and look no further

Our hearts and souls, are all one and the same,

Yellow, white, brown, red, black - we all have a name

Our colored skins will wilt and dry,

One day, we'll have to say goodbye

Let's focus on what's within and set our goals

Because in the end we can only take our souls

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