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Sunday, March 20

Bloody Hell


Everything is on top
On top of everything.

I would like to write about
Something really deep
As this out of beat breathes...

After hearing
about missiles here
and nuclear disasters there...
And all the support
our hearts can launch
to theirs
wont reduce their devastation
in the least
and the pain they experience
and the fear and desperation
I can share in total confusion
Total helplessness
At awe- we are at awe.

How appalling life can get to be
On top of the previous ones
This time Earth spoke its mind!

And that could be me
and my siblings
And on top of all that
The unchangeable reality
On top of everything
More things, more debris
More bloody hell.

 Image by Evita Aslanidou

16 comments:

K said...

Powerful Words. You can never underestimate the power of nature.

Dr. Cheryl Carvajal said...

It is so sad. Unfathomable, really. Watching their pain is torture--so their own suffering must be extreme.

steveroni said...

Dulcinea, I had written a "blog-ment" and scratched it. I'm trying to simply comment, not write books here!

These occasions of world issues give me a chance to ponder, "What would I do...etc." The more I meditate (not on a specific topic) the more at peace I feel. I believe I would be suffering as well, but killing it somehow, with being of service in any small way to others--or another.

Nature will not--will never--leave us alone, I am afraid--grin! So I live...and die. Guess who still lives, even better so? Nature!
PEACE!

Brian Miller said...

wow. powerful write dulce...we can surely feel helpless in the fast paced destruction being reaked in our world...

Andrew said...

(Dulce) Such a sweet emotional response to current events. All is still well dear one. The wheel keeps on turning.

Anthony Duce said...

Great words!!!
Really just another day of hell, somewhere in the world.... It's better, I guess, when it makes the news.

Tammie Lee said...

this is all so true. sad and true.

Dulçe ♥ said...

my dear friends,
this pain we are somehow and so much part of should not even be a reason to write, yet i cannot write about anything else right now...
your comments mean a lot to me, to us, to them...


love --always

D.

Brian Miller said...

you have to let it out and we as writers often find the best therapy in our words...

S. Susan Deborah said...

I have the same thoughts as you. Whatever I do, is not enough. Two days ago, I fell off with another blogger who put up teh Japanese flag on his site to show solidarity for Japan. I was quite angry with him. I asked him what difference will it make. I was a bit rude, but then that cannot solve anything.

Dulce, I don't know.

Joy always,
Susan

SILVIA said...

Es bueno, e incluso, necesario diría yo, escribir sobre el dolor y la desgracia.
Sólo así conseguiremos que no caigan en el olvido.
Un abrazo!!!

aguja said...

You are right to write, Dulce. That is what words are for. In our silences we can send volumes, but in our writng we can reach out to one another. It is because it is unfathomable, that we strive ... in whatever way we can ... to express how we cry out ... and hope that we reach those to whom we cry out.

A beautiful, heartrending post, Dulce.

GYPSYWOMAN said...

i think we all share your feelings of helplessness in the face of these seemingly insurmountable global tragedies, dear dulce - and expressing our thoughts and feelings is so important - beautifully said, as always -

as you know, i've been away for a while - in the midst of family situations - and am not back full force, so to speak, but back, nevertheless - and so glad to have your hacienda to visit!

hugs - gypsy

JStar said...

Very deep! I felt the emotions in this!

Betty Manousos said...

So sad but so beautifully written.
Alas it's so true!
Loved this.

B xx

RNSANE said...

Such a tragedy for our global family in Japan. Scenes replaying of the fury of Mother Nature - and the stoicism and courage of the Japanese just tear at my heart.

My poem for this country that I had the privilege of visiting twice in the past five yeas are at:

http://rnsane.blogspot.com/2011/03/japan-in-my-thoughts-march-15-2011.html