Apocalyptic delirium

Lorenz

Tawny night in the belly of the city .

Daggers  draw  crosses 

on the obituary skin .

 I'ts no longer time  

for lost souls that neither god

nor devil welcome ...

Too late for a paradise 

and hell is sold  out ...

night is a scarlet flower

for the hours of misery

and  santa, powder retailer.

Suras and sutras desacrated,

Kafka king of rats ...

Afterlife  candidates 

take the last metro  

somewhere ,night and fog,

birds without  memory ,

 gone with the whim ,

mourning their forgotten wings ...

The heroin of a novel 

dies of boredom  

in a still life kingdom ...

A bling-bling-ring 

hanging from her toe .

You are on the eternal return list

or maybe deleted ...

I'ts how Winnie the pooh decided...

Tucked away in the warmth of my night

I read german philosophers 

and french existentialists .

 I also love the necrophile poets

who haunt the necropolis under the moon ...

I tell myself that it's only the apocalyptic delirium

of an intelligence disconnected from the dream...

 

 

 

  

 

 

  • Author: lorenz (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: May 3rd, 2025 08:37
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  • sorenbarrett

    The meaninglessness of life reflected in intelligence that must be disconnected from our dreams. Whether night dreams or daydreams or even those that develop into goals they must be disconnected. A deep poem for reflection

    • Lorenz

      A post-theological vision in an urban void !

    • dimpy

      interesting

      • Lorenz

        Thanks.The weather was a bit gloomy today...

        • dimpy

          why gloomy??

          • Lorenz

            My poetry is very bipolar !

          • Ellen Marsell

            A catarsis poem: civilization in the mirror of its decline.

            • Lorenz

              Star wars between Elon Musk and Winnie the pooh !

            • Tony36

              Excellent write

              • Lorenz

                Thank you Tony !

                • Tony36

                  You're welcome

                • Sunshinefalling

                  May the dream be alive and well.

                  • Lorenz

                    Don't lose the connection !



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