A Tee

 


I feel a poem brewing
culling, mental incontinence to drowns for gold
better a fishing patient with magnet
What karma follows me, running from the goad
Sacrifice laden solution, madness
The only way out of flog of a life, sold
The principality, the blood lid on our destinies
etch a mark, kill a life, stand up to hunger 
Why would I trust the caper, row, blindness?
When I conduce the climate from a sit in
what you seek, achieve doesn't affect me

I feel a poem saying sorry
Taking the punishment of every alter like a god
You win life through freedom, scurry!
Civilization structure to a stupid, a mode
tethered to suffering, pittances and elitism
Ignorant barreled crabs constituting contingencies
I sacrificed too much, you can't teach me a lesson
Apologies break curses, conceit reifies them
Blood, magnetism, mosquitoes, perturb forget
Lizard in the ceilings implanting thought, minds
Wiping dreams, current through you, amping and the quick
sex is the air of fear, lizard saccharine, after tastes
A patent war of stubbornness with a sutra soaking stone 

Cretins in my dream running skelter in the sand 
me? You are all on my lap! A tee is a resolve
Nothing to aim for, there's nothing here, It's all just 
a lie
Remaining good in my delusions, I actualize them
A tee is tally mark across, says enough
a cross on a walking grave, I end here, the rest 
can go on
I proceed to do nothing and sleep besides
things get difficult it's off fo another life, 
Calm in the suffering little ripples like in tea
but not for long
You can't spell me this one, prod, lie anymore
Trying to conduce a single man to work
But what darkness can the fool-
The light 
sleeping and eating the earth would out-sustain 
our consumption even if we number 10 billion
Sex, food, cloth, money, all goads and prods unto waste
would eventually
tarry exigency looks at me as a floatsam, worry
Convinced that I am mad, they are the exigent
A tee is a cross, watch who you would wont
break
and a tee is a cross, down this graveward march
convincing who? surely you'll feel a poem brewing
true




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