SLEEP-WALK

by

Chan Mongol

Your world for twenty four hours
Child was delicate helpless;
In you home within boundary
Powerful attachment was yours.

Too clear, real, so obvious
Constantly relied on you;
Called you ba ba ma ma
Dearest on earth of all dears.

Bathed cleaned and you feed
You hugged you kissed;
You nursed you nurtured
From pain you saved!

Inch by inch, day by day
You grow, you brought up;
Part of you to right target
Soul-ray in hope and pray.

Alas they kidnapped hypnotised
Strong influence of evils ruled;
Outer your home, society system
They made you a log and surprised.

Hello, Hi, parents, hi you
Your family, that own child;
Gets wild, hurts humanity
What you gonna do?

Black magic doesn't work
Staying in boundary home;
At age thirteen don't let 'em
Sleep-walk in cosmic dark.

NEXT?
Why don't you look at A terrible dream
by: Francis Duggan
from: Wonthaggi, Victoria, Australia

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