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Christopher K Bayliss
Poems
Sep 2014
What if, maybe or perhaps
As I look up in the moonlight
at the wonders I can see,
could it be, perhaps that somebody is
looking right back down at me?
Have they got me in their sights right now?
Are they studying our race?
Are they deciding what to do with us,
'cause they think we're a disgrace?
Are they analysing human-kind
and are they figuring us out?
Do they think they understand
what people really are about?
Perhaps they use their birds eye view
and watch us scorch this earth?
Or maybe we're just an experiment
and they've watched since planets birth?
Can they see so many dying
in countries off afar?
Can they see us drain resources
and put them in a car?
Can they witness the atrocities
we inflict upon our own
as we enter into wars with them
and destroy each others homes?
Can they plainly see the poor who die
because they cannot get the aid?
Do they think this idiotic
when they compare how some are paid?
Do they think that we are watching
as our creatures become extinct?
Can they see why there are shortages
and that it's people who are linked?
Maybe they can see the answer?
Perhaps they followed the trace
and the answer for the rest of them
is to destroy the human race?
Perhaps like us mere mortals
who will just take the vermin out.
Perhaps to them we are the vermin
and that's been proved to them no doubt?
Maybe we are on probation
whilst they figure what course to take?
Maybe that are trying to see
if we figure out our mistake?
Or perhaps I am just looking up
and there is nothing looking back
and the world is never going to
get itself back onto track?
13th September 2014
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Christopher K Bayliss
London. UK
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