F**k You If You Can't Hear MeA Poem by Call It A DayMy generation will not falter.
We'll live this life as we must
drifting away and desperate for more time trying to translate our ever after, a weeping, sensational dream dripping with sweet, sweet ignorance. Plastered against the (radon tube) walls of our existence is our bliss, scant, with legs spread wide, waiting, covered in sap and sorrow, for another incredulous orgy. We are refugees, sagging, sagging, sagging. We are crying rebels with oily tears that fuel Dick Cheney's mechanic pulse. We are sadists. We are apathy twisted by cheap booze. We are artists who cremate the past. We roll a spliff with the ash and forget about the future. We are life darkened by amethyst prophecy. We die, only to be resurrected by the crystal sacrament of soapbox politicians who use us in death like clothes-turned-kitchen-rags. We have become stiff with collagen heartlessness and dead erection. We must pray, pray, pray for ourselves, us exiles, Us Chicago vagabonds! Us Empire State vagabonds! Us Redwoods and Frisco vagabonds! Us Indy, Cincy, Boston, Seattle, Birmingham, Atlanta, City of Angels, City of Mystics, Music City, City of Cowboys, Dust Bowl Vagabonds! My Midwest! My Appalachia! My River City Vagabonds! Let's pray. F**k that. Let's figure it out. Watch. Watch us. Watch us survive. © 2011 Call It A Day |
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1 Review Added on August 8, 2011 Last Updated on August 8, 2011 AuthorCall It A DayLouisville, KYAboutI wish I could spend a lifetime in moments by myself sometimes with a pack of turkish silvers that was eternal next to an eternal campfire in no place particular like Tibet or .. more..Writing
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