Santa Muerte

Lorenz

You will cross the border 

into the beyond 

passport for death 

steel and mineral visa 

no need to let go...

Tacos with all the sauces,amigo !

El Paso sombrero ,

San Isidro  narco ...

In the night that begins 

deguelo for a macabee buzz 

mariachis,lethal orchestra ...

Emotionless killers in motion,

 a heaven of tabasco on the walls ,

dealer shot dead, chick  raped ,

a migrant leaving on the lights of freedom ...

Dude,the border ends into an abbyss of peace,

you'll be eaten by  a  big jaw in search of a mcdo  ,

or deal in the desert  for a few dollars lost  ...

You see ,democracy leaves you the choice 

you'll even get a cross ,viva la muerte !

permanent resident  of California ,

never again from  Nicaragua ! 

 Tequila and coca ,Tjuana brothel, bro,

  nothing stops  progress ,soon

gas chambers will be reactivated ! 

   Santa Muerte ...

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  • Author: lorenz (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: February 20th, 2024 11:38
  • Category: Unclassified
  • Views: 20
  • User favorite of this poem: Bella Shepard.
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Comments4

  • Alan R

    You describe a dilemma expats can relate too...

    • Lorenz

      You cross a border between death and return to death .

    • Ellen Marsell

      The harsh reality...

      • Lorenz

        Poetry isn't about admiring our little pink buttocks in the mirror of our sobs !

      • Bella Shepard

        The saddest day in our long history of existence, is the day we decided we owned everything, and we could judge everyone. The shame is on us. Great write my friend, it digs deep into our illusion of ownership.

        • Lorenz

          Sometime poetic art testifies to perfect egotic mastery ,where the world is defined only by our delicious little sufferings !

        • Doggerel Dave

          Too many allusions I can't quite get to grips with, but get the general tenor.
          Enjoyed muchly your comment:
          " Poetry isn't about admiring our little pink buttocks in the mirror of our sobs !"
          Not my pink buttocks either.



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