Once Upon A Happy Time

by Poetvoices   Apr 1, 2007


Once upon a happy time,
In the land right next door,
You heard screaming and closed the window
And shut and locked the door.

In a land far, far away,
Hunger plagues everyone
As well as diseases that morph faster than light
And affect everyone under the sun.

In the little-known town of Everywhere,
There’s a teenage, unwed mother who’s feeling quite alone,
But the doctors have got it under control.
In no time at all, her nuisance can be gone.

Forgotten and clinging to a teddy bear,
An orphanage blanket soaks his tears.
No one knows the pain the drugs have inflicted
Mentally, emotionally, physically through the years.

Just like that girl whose wrists bleed daily
Is just looking for a brand new chapter
The human race plagues the earth and
There’s not (nor will there be) a happily ever after.

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  • 17 years ago

    by Finalgravedigger

    When i see people like this it makes me sad, nice poem 4/5 perhaps you can read one of mine.

  • 17 years ago

    by She Is Now Gone Away

    I liked it though it got me confused but off of what i had gotten out of it it was good