Walking around with pretty Loreal eyes but something behind them is broken all the mascara in the world cannot force your eyes to be open
Throw-away necklaces and bracelets sparkle bright, dazzle and glisten all the pretty earrings you own do not mean your ears will listen
Seeing the world through shutters too scared to look close up claiming to be awake without ever waking up
You may as well wear an eye mask every hour, every day and some ear plugs and some handcuffs every time you pray
You think your life is superior your little quest to get richer never bothering to consider that there lies a bigger picture
Thousands of women and children exhausted, bleeding and choking in factories across Asia so that we may afford cheap clothing
Millions of animals, every day *****, murdered, hung by their feet because your taste buds prefer it because you ‘cannot live without meat’
‘If it were that bad the government would stop it’ blind faith in everything they quote forgetting they also once allowed slavery and forbade your grandmother’s vote
A poem I wrote last year when I was angry with everyone for their ignorance. I don't feel the same anger anymore and have worked a lot on understanding and forgiveness.