Ask the Bank

How to stop

The making of guns

We have to stop the funding

From which the fountain

Runs

Banks can say no

Not just protests

But asking the right questions

The right people

Can cut off the making

Of weapons that kill

Sweet Sunday

Sweet Sunday’s

Holding on

To the love

Of the ground

And the sky above

Sweet Sunday

Before Monday

Let’s hold a new light

Into the week

Scot-Free

Scot-Free

Letting go of troubles

Eternally

How can one man live

In expensive cars

And neighborhoods

While others are punished

And pay time

Some run scot-free

While others due time

 

Grown Up

We are growing up

In a world

That revolves

Humanity evolves

We evolve

I evolve

Let us not dissolve our evolution

For a cheap taste

Of bad times

 

The Slurry

The rush

The slurry

Flurry

Of moving pieces

Roaring engines

As one takes

Off

Lands

Slams

Into the ground

As we all fall

If We Fear

If we fear each other

Than we do not grow

Fond of our differences

It is in the uncertainty

Of fondness that we are vulnerable

We let go

We listen

We grow

Let us not fear

Speak

Listen and

Learn

Dirty Hands

Dirty hand

Never quite know

That in the depths washed

You can not quite get all of the

Dirt

If dirt is on the hands of man

Whose hands toil in the dirt

No notice is paid

But on the hands of a banker

On the hands of a tycoon

We wonder

Where does this dirt come from

The dirty hands

That can’t be washed clean