Life

Life

A Poem by Apparition

That’s the third murder machine I have seen,

Since we passed the last blasted burger king

This world is a wasteland,

Warlords and freemason’s sit adjacent

to complacent piles of flesh, and mesh with pavement

They say I’m ranting, and stark raving mad

Shaving with sharp shattered glass

Amassed are dark battered masses of matter and mind chatter

Iron clad battering rams slam through homes

While we sit watching calmly, like the clones of garden gnomes

Keep riding on chrome and being owned, a disgrace to poems
A disgrace, can't save face, a waste of deep-space, 
A waste of breath, but one man's wasted breath
Is another man's face of death
One hand laced in left, is right
One word laced in letters, cuts like a knife
One life laced in commercial strife is worth less than the fragments of spit
dripping off the tip of my spliff
Popular culture, a bunch of topical vultures
and lurching leeches 

© 2010 Apparition


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Apparition
Apparition

five thousand two hundred and eighty away from waves



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A Poem by Apparition