Poem on Voice to Raise: Marry A Voice

Marry A Voice

Social Commentary Poem

As soon as your head went uplift

some of the spoken sweets  flew at me

One thing not everyone could see

Deception had been shot to my tummy

 

Who couldn’t hear a will to marry?

Said Wanting to marry a voice

Was being told loudly

Sounded that much tacky

You weren’t a kid exploring toys

 

A will to marry a voice

has been crazily shouted to young boys

And wanting sexy tone from a sleepy voice

has been taught to the random little boys

Once again, who in the hell couldn’t hear it clear?

Your trashy words, your misplacing voice

 

Marry a voice

Sleep with the softness of a voice

Seemed like coming from a tempting mouth

But my nose has smelled the madness showing out

in less than a month

One thing crocodiles hate to see

The craps never work for me

 

Something Behind My Poem

This part doesn’t answer my specific trigger to write this poem. If so, I would stop you from creating your own interpretation, then. I don’t want that ever, so I decide to give some general situations that may resonate with this poem.

Well, it’s a social commentary to how we hear an energy in a voice. It’s a criticism on speaking in acceptable ways. It’s a reminder for me and you to hear the good and bad in others voices, so that we don’t get fooled easily.

There are times when we use our voices to tell good intentions, but the hearer interprets it wrong. The next happening thing is disaster, then. And there are other times when dark people make bright voices, so they instantly get all the believe and trust. When the hearers don’t wisely hear, both the truth and the lie are obscured.

There are times when we find some people are appreciated because of the truth they speak. Meanwhile, some other groups raise their voice to speak the same truth just to receive admiration. At the end of the day, we see that voices are like boxes of power that people randomly use to cover their hidden parts. And sometimes, voices are powerful enough to wrap people in foolish.

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