Game Over!A Poem by Hardboiled Capitalism
It seems that every night
I lie in bed awake; haunted by My past mistakes Knowing that sleep will set it right - If only I weren't to wake. But sleep not and see not I; tears fall As I slowly wither - A flower deprived of sun Beaten down by the continuation of small tragedies And the dread of life; That throng of trivial s**t Killing quicker than AIDS Which is always there ... And among mine, I saw many minds Of my generation Destroyed by madness A lost brigade of platonic Conversationalists leaping down fire escapes Off windowsills Out of the moon Because the world had failed us all. But an old tale it is fore Humanity, you never had it From the start So let us endure this hour and See injustice done. See the horror and scorn and hate And indignation - Oh, why did I awake? When will I sleep again? I'm tired and I Long to rest And don't try and wake me. I'll be gone And glad to go But it matters little Because life is nothing much to lose And this pain is absurd because it exists, Nothing more. So I feel this misery in The boards of the floor, listening to music, My melancholy, These thoughts that sing within the caverns Of my chest A song that will Never be heard.
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