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Humanity Lost

By Heather Hancock
September 27, 2021
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Grief and loss most profound

Teeters on shaking ground

Molten rivers of tears

Erupt from latent fears

Mouth silenced by a mask

Pressured to take the vaxx

Division, hatred, strife

Slowly devalues life

Media’s shame and blame

Stokes embers into flames

As depression taunts

Loss of freedom haunts 

Our dreams.

Photo by Alex Dukhanov on Unsplash

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Heather Hancock

Heather Hancock has been writing her entire life. She's currently a Writer for Coffee House Writers, with short stories, serial stories, and poems published on the website. She is also an Editor, and a Ghostwriter. In December 2020, she had 3 poems and 2 short stories published in The Coffee House Writer's Anthologies. In February 2021 her nonfiction article was published in The Survivor Memoirs: Childhood Sexual Abuse. Heather is an Amazon Best Selling Co-author in the Called To Intercede Anthologies - Volume 1 (January 2022) & Volume 7 (February 2022). She's getting ready to release her first Contemporary Christian fiction novel, Sister Lost, on Feb 1, 2023. Heather lives with her husband and cat, Willow, in a small town in southwestern Saskatchewan, Canada.

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  1. Jill A Yoder 27 September, 2021 at 15:54 Reply

    Well said and to the point. Love it.

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