As the war gets older - Ishaan Joshi

its a new dawn of a new day

i see a sicklebill on its way

the little bird, noah, has come to my

window

but she's not humming, much like a crow

wishing to rip open the glass pane

i have an unsure sense that it is the dame

who's home built of twigs and hay

was here untill yesterday

thoughts in me shift quickly

with a strong thud of the daily

hitting the floor as intended

i fear again it would be candid

while sipping my third cup of tea

hurting, with an inch of glimmer i see

thousands wounded, hundreds dead

not far from paths i usually tread

it has happened today, it will happen again

that bird will strike against my window pane

but i know nothing else to say

the war just gets older; and gray

today will be no different from

the last year, and the years gone

but in hope of a better tomorrow

i long and long to forget my sorrow

another week has taken its couse

leaving little and older breeds in remorse

surely the mechanical predator lived upto its name

since dawns thereafter were never the same

faith in anti-god brimmed manifold

what fucking atrocious lies was i told

he is the saviour holding us in his mit

is this a different side to his wit?

GOD IS DEAD!