Grab this book here: Judy’s Poems XVII: Cold Realities, Unbroken Love
Judy’s Poems XVII
Cold Realities, Unbroken Love
Written by Judy Fay London
Judy's
Poems speak directly to life, democracy, freedom, and human rights. They are
poems about equality, love, and the human experience.
The world outside can
be a cold, crowded, and heavily manipulated place. When
reality is cold, art cannot pretend to be bright. I write these poems because
we must face the problems of this world bravely before we can figure out the
solutions.
A part of this poetry book:
Be afraid!
Kneel and obey!
Dictatorships only want
obedient animals—
oh, not animals, obedient people.
Be afraid!
Shut up and obey!
Dictatorships only want
you to hear one voice.
One Voice Only.
Be afraid!
Go home and obey!
Dictatorships only want
brainless people who don’t question,
who don’t resist;
who don’t fight.
Obey, be jailed, or be killed.
Be afraid!
Obey!
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