It Came from the City

It Came from the City

A Poem by Aimee Mahathy
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Just how society and the media can grab a hold on pure and raw things and completely tear them apart and spit them out as glossy lies, and how that's only a minute part of the thievery of it all.

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A towering beast-
Gnashing its sharpened teeth,
Lusting for the tender flesh
  of
The purest delicacies;
Untainted by greed,
Fueled by cheap philosophy,
Sung by Gutter Kings,
Quoted by drugged things
All painted in filth.
      They fight the good fight.
And refuse to feed the carnivorous machine.
But it's sly,
With suits by its side.
Regurgitating glossy propaganda.

  Equality!
  Freedom!
  Liberty!

© 2009 Aimee Mahathy


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Added on January 15, 2009

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Aimee Mahathy
Aimee Mahathy

Bloomington, IL



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I'm 33 now, much more settled into myself, and getting back to it again. The previous about me is gonna stay for now, since it's still somewhat accurate and I need some time to figure out what to say .. more..

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