The smallest coffins
Are the heaviest
The smallest coffins
Weigh the mostThe parent's shoulders
Are the lowest
Their grief heavy
They hang lowTheir small smiles
Are the fake ones
The ones not
Really thereTheir live hearts
Are the loudest
Yet it feels
Quite unfairThe young wives
Are the patient
Waiting for him
To come homeAll they get though
Is a letter
Of a mishap
With a droneAnd a medal
And a big bang
Ceremonious
GoodbyesAll they want though
Is their lover
Right beside them
Right beside themThe families
Who have nothing
Are the ones who
Give the mostAnd the people
With a small space
Are the ones who
Love to hostYet they are the
Homeless wanderers
Who wander lost
By choiceThe other path
Is a death wish
In a war zone
Can't be a homeThough our world
Helps us survive
It doesn't make sure
That we liveAnd the children
And the widows
And the families
And the peopleThey are lost
They are gone
They have drowned
They are doneWith the cruel
Cruel
World
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Under The Water
PoetryWhat lies on the surface is not always what's happening underneath; it may look calm but the currents are deadly.