Parable of Politics

rebellion_in_sanity

Life, a glittering casino
In an arid desert 
When one wins
Hundreds bite the dust

 

Politics, the God of life
Demands great sacrifice
Claw your way to the pedestal 
Become the high priest 
Guillotine innocent lives

 

Fairness alien to life
Only ruthless survives
Your survival never cost anything 
It was only minnows
They had no right to live

 

Power stronger than amphetamine 
Life is on a perpetual high
Crowd hang on to every word you say
Swim in the rainbow of your pride

 

Nights of torment 
Ghosts crowd your dreams 
Trying to fend them off
Trying hard not to scream 

 

Cold light of dawn
Your resolve returns
Nights are the only sacrifice you make
To busk in glory of power 
In the morning Sun

 

  • Author: Rebellion In Sanity (Pseudonym) (Online Online)
  • Published: December 22nd, 2024 06:00
  • Comment from author about the poem: Politics begets power, and ..well..power always corrupts
  • Category: Unclassified
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  • 2781

    Democracy, ain't it grand.

    • rebellion_in_sanity

      Super grand. Been in love with the politicians forever. Thank you very much for your time and support

      • 2781

        It was worth it. Keep up the good work!



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