Where have the fates found us?
Where have the winds blown us?
What started as explosive ecstasy
Ended in icy-hard, frigid doom.
The pisser is not what is found
But what has been tragically lost.
Frail are the fingers of passionate love
Gripping tight to what was...nevermore.
Lizards celebrate the great poet
Who rocks the world like an orgasm
Erupting in a climax for the ages,
Then vanishing like all wild lovers do.
Yet the spiders and parasitic bugs
Are ignorant to the fantastic plot,
A turn not unlike the creepers they are.
Willful slaves are the downfall of freedom.
-
Author:
Tristan Robert Lange (
Online) - Published: July 25th, 2022 22:38
- Comment from author about the poem: "If the doors of perception were cleansed every thing would appear to man as it is, Infinite." - William Blake This is commentary on the 60s in light of the current era, all the while an ode to the Lizard King, Jim Morrison, an American Poet who I believe understood this commentary very well, even wrote of it himself! R.I.P. James Douglas Morrison.
- Category: Unclassified
- Views: 17
- Users favorite of this poem: L. B. Mek
Online)
Comments2
'Willful slaves are the downfall of freedom.'
or
'freedom, is the breeding platform
for willing, slaves...!'
here's how they do it
they make us vote, choosing from
rotten picks
then when sht fcks up
those of us with ego's, refuse
to admit accountability, instead
we deflect
blaming this, that
and the flying pig with a top hat...
then, words like 'herds'
is brandished about
against 'radicals', who know it all
and while we continue, to evermore
splinter
into, evermore fractured societies
they scare us with war here
covid or pig flu, there
keep us on our toes, meanwhile
2020 to 2022
covid hell, created more billionaires
than ever..
then we try, philosophy a solution
not knowing
tomorrow, another lockdown will be coming...
.
.
.
'Where have the fates found us?
Where have the winds blow us?
What started as explosive ecstasy
Ended in icy-hard, frigid doom.
The pisser is not what is found
But what has been tragically lost.'
Amen!
(insightful commentary, dear poet
thanks for sharing)
Wow thank you for such a thoughtful, and thought-provoking comment. As for whether willful slaves at the downfall of freedom or whether freedom is a breeding ground for willful slaves…It all depends on how you define what freedom is. I see it more as a both/and rather than an either/or. Again, Thank you for closely reading and for your thoughtful response! Rock on!
Get onto Netflix and watch fantastic fungi.
Will do. Thanks for sharing and reading.
To be able to comment and rate this poem, you must be registered. Register here or if you are already registered, login here.