Little Puppet on a StringA Poem by T. Sorrelljust a poem
Pools of red in fields of green.
Waging wars eternally. Messages now seem to be lost, to the bane of those who see the wrong in he who claims to be always right in every degree. Sprouted roots from money trees sometimes called the bourgeoisie The keeper of the stolen keys hoarding the land of Honalee The high class aristocracy claiming birth in Galilee where a blind man once was made to see they say “Us” instead of “We.” Betray the buzzing busy bees label them miscreants and thieves to keep them down upon their knees supporting weight of pedigrees existing just to show their greed. Rotten Johnny Appleseeds spreading death. They once killed me waging wars of money men. An infinite story. It’s always been a puppet show from beginning to end. Behold the bowl once used to blend the ashes and blood of long-lost friends together with the ink of pens used by those who could transcend but wound up on the receiving end of those who’d rather wound than mend Hellish fire around the bend. The Dallas skyline! Man’s best friend performing acts of evil, then scurrying back into the den to be tied up like a loose end. Words are dangerous when they’re said like a guillotine blade over the head of a man buying up the Sudafed. What’s he going to do with all that red? Spread the wild disease of hatred and kill to gain sweet street cred. Remain in the safety of your bed Don’t listen to me. I’m already dead. Unlike slavery: a delicate word. An evil one, most will concur. Or at least those who have heard or seen the wrath that is incurred when a man is treated like a thing named Snerd: Edgar and Charlie’s caged bird. A performance theater of absurd places and faces and sounds unheard. Soulless eyes leave them disturbed. Listening vainly for His word. Believing they’re the ones preferred. The favored ones within the herd, with words and thoughts so often slurred. Drunk on poison from the curd of the bovine massacre. What a ridiculous metaphor At least I didn’t say “Nevermore.” Or speak of murders in a morgue. Stalling now. Stall some more. Dee dee da. Dee dee der. Don’t jump and shout and claim you’re cured. Be careful where you’re being lured. We're all dead. That's the word. © 2013 T. Sorrell |
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Added on September 12, 2013 Last Updated on September 12, 2013 Author
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