quiet violence in midnight

quiet violence in midnight

A Poem by prettybretty

I was born under the Tarantino generation.
To which I could not and cannot relate.

Heil McDonald's!  The gateway to heaven.
Pray to Col. Sanders' Kentucky Fried Chicken.
Consumerism be the only salvation.

Individuality's verboten as young as 3.
Babysitter's hours of infomercials on TV.
Trynna sell me what I'll never need.
I chose my anarchy to be an act of hate.

Well I said no to drugs and sex and murder
and it don't mean I'm repressed.
I feel no remorse for my greed.

The neon lights at the station,
they make me awfully depressed.

And this divided nation
don't wanna see me undressed.

And I'd like to chug diet Pepsi-Cola
and vomit it all over you and me.

And crush you moths that act like you're so free.
And max credit cards in the name of my humanity.

You'd best not dare tell me what to do.
I'd like it if someone ran up and cut your celluloid to pieces.

© 2016 prettybretty


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prettybretty
prettybretty

Lawrenceburg, TN



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Brett 24 TN, USA agender/nonbinary pansexual Sicangu Lakota Native American OCD, BPD, & ED I've been using this site for 10 years to record my poems. I don't write to be good at it, this .. more..

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