Day 11 - Bull's Eye
- Grace Nask
- Apr 11, 2020
- 1 min read
Hey guys! Grace Nask here with Day 11 of the April Challenge. Today we have Bull's Eye, a poem for all ages about the people seen as criminals and if that's fair all the time. So let's get to it!
Bull’s Eye
By: Grace Nask
People always mention
The pain of the targets,
But they never mention the arrow.
The arrow never wanted
To be pulled from the bow.
The arrow never asked
To become a means of destruction.
The arrow never learned
How to create a gentle peace.
And so it must fire.
Day after day
Month after month
Year after year
While each time a little piece of itself
Becomes lost in the carnage,
Until its feathers fray
And the tip dulls.
The arrow
Is not the same as when it started,
But it can’t break the cycle
Unless someone puts down the bow.
No one ever bothers.
Notch.
Pull.
Aim.
Fire.
And another target falls to the ground.
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