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The Relapse of Empathy
September 16, 2019
It's the early mornings
when I stare at the ceiling,
and as it stares back,
the cry of a little bird
reaches my ears,
in a familiar tune,
that I'd recognize
in every language--
even the ones I don't know
© Donna M., Van Nuys, CA
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It's more on being able to indentify pain and hopeless in other humans and animals without the need for written or verbal language you need to understand literally.