Leave Out Love

Lorenz

Even before I was the first draft

of a very  insipid  novel ,

I stop believing  in the smiles

of grown-ups, claming 

to be my owners ,having bought 

 me in the bazaar of incarnate...

They wanted me to believe,

that frogs were  edible ...

Dylan,was just  a crook whistling in vain,

and Cohen an impostor  boy

who put suzan on the sidewalk...

   50 years later and so many guitars 

      out of fortune ...

Today is like a winter of  fire ,

a few starry missiles in the sky of palestine ! 

   Blue flies  socializing ! 

I drink my coffee in the nowhere bar ,

a guy in front of me, asks  ''Are you all right ? "

Buddy you can't talk to unknown people, 

it avoids  useless  wars !  

I pull out a gun, and rub his nose 

in the civilization ...

Until the rescue arrives I've already flown 

to a new childhood where I won't have

to endure any of the smells hidden 

beneath mask and  scam ...

I'm just this different kind of fool,

tracing on the walls of indifference :

  Leave Out  Love ! 

 

 

  • Author: lorenz (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: January 28th, 2024 05:49
  • Category: Unclassified
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  • 2781

    But love shall cover the multitude of sins...

    • Lorenz

      Love can be the justification for many legal crimes !

      • 2781

        There's a righteousness judge, and no crime will go unpunished.

      • Alan R

        I'm just this different kind of fool....

        • Lorenz

          Welcome to the madness club !

        • Bella Shepard

          I think this poem speaks to some of our deepest fears. Painful, but so extraordinarily written. As Tina Turner sang "What's Love
          Got To Do With It?" Perhaps it's for us to find out. Excellent!

          • Lorenz

            Acrobat walking a tightrope between light and darkness...



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