New Moan EraA Poem by Wulfstan CrumbleNew Moan Era The same patch of sky everyday, Sometimes blue, sometimes grey, Always covered with a glass sheen, White walls, no hint of green. Ribald rhythms, my hacking cough, The world cant have enough. Couch bound lamentations float, While at home rich kids gloat. Sweating, shivering under the quilt. Bodies wracked with modern guilt, Sprogs urging mums in the toy chase, Keeping up with the new race. The plumbings gone dodgy, School foods all stodgy, Dizzying new things to see, But youll only listen if its free. Youll moan if the food turns healthy, Or if a job goes to someone wealthy, Theres so many options for you, Theres absolutely nothing to do. Experts diagnose the commoners, Some just exorcise the foreigners, The fires are rising to fever pitch, Now, lets go hunt the witch. Its all gone to swivelling madness, Our poverty, delusional sadness, Western built western foes, Pale against African woes. Belatedly, time to cure societys ills, Calm the sores, pop the pills, Best of all, quit the moaning, Its not like we have public stoning. (marijuana not included). © 2008 Wulfstan CrumbleReviews
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2 Reviews Added on February 8, 2008 AuthorWulfstan CrumbleCirencester, England, and Kishiwada, Osaka, United KingdomAboutWulfstan Crumble is a 27 year old Englishman. He is currently working on a plethora of pieces for various anthologies and magazines (hoping not all will get rejected). He really hopes that some o.. more..Writing
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