Contract of Neutrality

Contract of Neutrality

A Poem by UlyssesS

Strange in how in great times of turmoil
One can not find a place without opinion
Without a mitigated stance crashing over you
The blunt force of shell shocked agressions bouncing across
Strange is the reactionary instinct found so prominent in a democracy

Odd on how quiet we were on these oppositions until it bubbled in our veins
Toxins and bile piled till it cloted our breath
But how quickly we waste our precious moments screaming for release
Rather retching the sulphur from our bones and tendons
We find it appropriate to focus on the individual suffering
Than the community's plague we so prominently base ourselves on

Ah but questioning that is a unspoken social hersey is it not?
You can preach your vices and your illnesses
Your "scars" if it were, if scars came from useless, idle affairs.
But speak against some form of community tumor?
A disease mistaken as a principle, a pillar for our regress
Urge for something else in yourself, it may be granted
But urge for the community to shift, to take any kind of action for us
And you're the community's strange shifting shade
Who knows what goes on in the mind of a man with conviction?
Ought to caste him from the chains and bindings of a civil society
Do him some good, taste the air he's preached so much about
Teach him that solitude is death beyond the grave

Not to say we don't often force and jerk a change from our tired bodies
One urged by many social figures
Shadows cast against the backlight of our stage
Then it comes for the time of change
Cast no official out of course 
See that we wait until the elected time and course
Years away, wait patiently 
Remember that you were scorned by events that much time back
Or don't.
The leisure to forget comes so easily.
One may serve for his entire summed lifetime as a politician
The same tiresome, trifling mistakes
Repeated until his blood clots and he crumples into the grave.
To the citizen it matters not

All are granted immunity from Darwinism, the weeding of the weak
Unless of course, you are the one sitting behind his very own desk
Rather those sprawling isles found elsewhere where power lies
Then it is the opposite of the weeding of the weak
But destruction of the strong, any kind of strength
Destroy any moral obligation you had to yourself
For you are now the ides of March
Foretelling the world's change
Not of your accord, but the one who "supports" you

The republic's sun, the centre of the solar system 
Chaining yourself to them
and to them nothing
They are driftless in a much larger ocean
one you where may not know the currents as you are drowning in it
Those barbed wires digging into you, graying yourself
Fitting the spectre image you've been assigned

You now follow the whims of the son of the Sun
Every single rotation dictated by it and it alone
Only showing your face, the face of your thoughts and morals
Never the body, the darkness bellowed behind it
You are merely the grey meeting in the ocean
The power and icon of the people.

How tiresome it will be until we meet the death of every single institution
By force, some astronomical collision
Which envelops it in destruction
Or by the whittling of the cosmos
The natural reaction to resist against this horrid prison
You feel it too of course
The natural right to freedom
Not gifted or revoked by Sons of Liberty
But who are you, to resit the stars above your head?
Do you think this a government where your concerns should be addressed?
Should give cause for change, true, unrestricted progress to burl forth?

This is not a democracy.
It is a government where you vote who should lock your soul away
And that is of course, the natural product of a system such as this
As far as back as the old masters.
It is no mistake they too saw fault in this beleaguered system
Saw fit to challenge the stars that strangled them so
So then it should not be yours too?
Your mission to challenge them?
With words or action?
To find the fault in our iron workings and make them right.

Should it not be the god given right of yours to live?
Rather than walk a corpse life, only of use to parasites
To those who would give nothing back to you
But rather to fatten themselves
And eventually put to the same task when their demise comes too?

Do you not feel your bones ache for release?
Then free them, it is only so simple to ask,
You are the son of the republic
A government for the people, by the people.

© 2017 UlyssesS


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