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A poem about genetic manifest destiny.
Antarctica
Antarctica’s ice dwindles. This is not an environmental disaster, This is the earth breathing in, And when it breathes out, It’ll blow us all out of existence. This is the Anthropocene. The earth will survive. We will not.
Line
The difference between lust and love Is divided by a line To understand where you are In relation to another Stand on that line and look down it See how it twists and turns Walk along that line like a tightrope See how it loops back in on itself Most importantly, find out where That line disappears Can you make […]
Queue
To stand in a queue Waiting in line to die Bloodletting to cure Myself of the putrid Disease of existence
Again
When we get older, We have more complications in our lives That brings more stress. We seek to relieve that stress With distractions. Numbness of the mind. Once our senses are sufficiently dulled, We believe that we’ve beaten Our stress But we’ve merely buried it. Erosion will expose it again. And again. Necromancy will reanimate The corpse of our stress. […]
Warmth
When the sun is kind enough To shine upon your day Stand in that light Don’t let it go to waste Don’t make the sunlight for naught You deserve the glow The warmth of its rays
Lip crack storm
My lips crack In the cold In the rain In the storm that you’ve made For you For me Bu there is a silver lining At least we’re the only casualties
April is poetry month!
And as such, I’ve got a treat for my patrons. On April 15th, I’ll release recordings of as many poems as I have patrons. These recordings will be for patrons only for a time and then I’ll release them to the public later. You can help me out and spread the word about my Patreon! The more patrons I have […]
Smiling
Warning: This poem contains purposefully heavy-handed depictions of violence and depravity. Please read with caution.
A poem about coming to terms with one’s own selfishness and overconsumption.