The rat's diagonal

Lorenz

Unwanted pregnancy  of a destiny

that has found only forbidden sens

along  a  opium addict way .

All that remains is a  flyer

in the bitter wind of  nowhere.

  I close the book ,

That ends with no regrets 

and pour myself a glass of  Bourbon.

Leaving leprose writers to flower

the great cimeteries on the moon ,

fart jugglers whose  bubbles

mock  your sublime !

 The little cat is dead 

it won't play with shades anymore...

  Why stay whining on Wendy's grave?

     Peter pan will never return ...

      I have not found favor and honor

   in the eyes of Jehovah or even Krishna

and the local imam deems me haram...

In the here after waters the social contract

is always chasing  you !

 god who doesn't exist is of no comfort  to me.

 We run on a rat's diagonal 

toward illusion of cheese ...

A gothic flute player 

takes me to the  doomed rodent kingdom,

with such a sweet pater noster lament ,

by way  of derisory testament ...

  Miserere so are we .

 

 

 

 

 

  • Author: lorenz (Pseudonym) (Online Online)
  • Published: December 9th, 2024 08:42
  • Category: Unclassified
  • Views: 14
  • Users favorite of this poem: Ellen Marsell
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  • Ellen Marsell

    Despite its bleakness, your piece is powerful and appealing. It exposes the inner struggle between the desire to find support and the realization that it doesn't exist. The despair mixed with irony sounds particularly honest.

    • Lorenz

      I deserve my piece of cheese !

    • sorenbarrett

      You have found so many poetic lines to tell the tale and make your point. It is mind provoking and deep in meaning going far beyond the litteral scope. In a way it seems Nihilistic. Loved it

      • Lorenz

        A nihilistic symphony that leaves no room for the slightest sentiment .

      • rin

        The Divine World of Donald Mouse and Mickey Duck.
        It's a bittersweet, deep coffee called reality.



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