Brother's keeper (Aladdin)
Once upon a time,
the beginning 'O' was never embroidered with gold,
life was void of materialistic tangents;
our modern albatrosses
But sufficied with compassion,
unprejudiced love from ones' neighbor,
so Aladdin could have a bite from one's ration
Aladdin never needed to rub the lamp;
his cry for help would be a stone thrown to the window
an undeniable call to choice
So let us be freed from our albatrosses,
no longer bystanders to crimes of brotherhood,
or humans living among losses.
This poem is about:
Our world
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