PERSPECTIVE

Madmen are not only those that wear rags,
Or those that pick their food from a dumpster,
For a least they know when hungry,
And will never attempt taking their life.

The sick are not only those in bed,
Cos even when they are dying in parts,
And smelling the rottenness of their own skin,
They still want to live and hope to get better.

The dead are not only those in the grave,
Or the corpse that never had owners,
Left in the field as a feast for the bald birds,
At least they care to feed the birds and the sand.

The poor are not only the hungry ones,
That lives each at another's mercy,
For only food settles their need,
And soundly they sleep at night.