woman leans against the bus stop,
headphone hiss from a skater's trip hop,
I gasp,
like a child,
thrown to the waves,
I crumple,
like an old man punched,
too tired to defend himself,
I reach,
like an addict,
for the joy of what's killing me,
I pray,
to gods that are long gone,
we've been left to:
produce,
innovate,
humanize,
and re-value our "values,"
like beaten blacksmiths of a rusted and weathered guild,
to tear down and re-build,
so if the gods are gone,
is it wrong...
to feel a rescue coming on?
4 comments:
Without a resuce we are pretty screwed.
Helkp me Oprah, Help me Tom Cruise, Help me Jewish God!
A stimulating missive with adroitly accomplished couplets, as usual. Without the deus dropping, it seems that all we can do is trip-hop our way through the rubble and reassemble our moral mezzanine.
Love its dark cynicism. Makes me proud to feel hopeless and alone.
ah this is good stuff! a little cynicism, a dash of surrealism - what's not to like - great work here!
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