Mark Edgemon has been writing for 30 years. He writes and publishes short stories, articles, poetry and scripts, as well as, produces audio comedy productions for over 700 radio stations nationwide.
Contact Mark through his website, Creator and the Catalyst.
It is not necessary for most people to look inside themselves,
For themselves are the only thing most people see.
It's hard to feel anything, except our own wants and discomforts,
For we are a selfish bunch, yet not intended by design.
Those around us become merely accessories to our lives,
Evolving around us, trapped in our singular orbit.
Existing for the sole purpose of supplying our needs
And providing us challenges by way of interesting conflict.
To be sensitive to others fears, even through their bright outer veil;
To care beyond the surface smile, that is rarely well;
Would go a long way to heal the paralysis of our own spirit,
That we are all afflicted with throughout most of our existence.
May our slumber be occasionally disrupted for another,
That we may offer supplication, even a simple one
And begin to empathize with souls other than ourselves.
For it is through that, we may feel something instead of pain.
The End
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