Tuesday, June 28, 2011

Cliche

Deep down at the very bottom
there is nothing
and everything
which is a cliche

Thursday, March 10, 2011

Untitled (Inspired by #10 - Mark Rothko)

Crushing contrast,
Lines everywhere,
Red lines of sun disperse,
Yellow lines with faint
Grays take over the skies,
As the sun sets and fades to night,
A wondrous place I used to dream of once,
Not that long ago,
The ocean is alive with creatures,
And my boat alone on it is lost,
The star to the north is hidden behind the darkest of clouds,
The moon's light is nowhere to be found,
Lines in the ocean as waves crash and move my boat,
The morning comes again,
To repeat the cycle.


What inspired this poem: #10 - Mark Rothko

Out of Sight

We are a society
of advertisements
Of things, products, stuff
useless items
new
improved
cool
make you cool
make friends, family
loved ones
jealous
make them want
what they don't need
throw away your fat paycheck
on a new computer
while your old one still works
while your old one is sent off
to a third world country
poisoning, killing, ruining
lives of good people
people who just want to live
people who just want to have
what we have
people who deserve better
out of sight, out of mind
that's the phrase that we live by
the phrase that kills
so many innocent people
we are a society
of killers