Poem -
" A VESTIBULE OF STRENGTH "
Do we not recognize, the colonizing
The unromantic pacifying,
It smells ugly from the stove
Digitalizing, the masses
Into a molasses, of controlled madness
An unrequited attempt
At symbiosis,
Falsely,
Reinvestigating the relative
In untested, knowledge pools
Where,
The focus is falsely propagated
Through bullshit politics,
And a vestibule of strength,
That has a house-full
Of unknown,
Phantasms,
Dying,
To be discovered
Just, inside....
Tony Taylor. (Chicago)
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Hello Tony...
You go ahead...
You can go first...
I am...
Right behind you...
Great write!
Thank you for sharing...
Hugs and Smiles!
Feathers
Thanx FEATHERS!!.......... you couldn't pay me to go through that door without a WHOLE LOT of research first!! (lol).......... but I like the idea of you backing me up like that brave poetess!!!.........thanx again for this my friend........... Love and Rockets!!..........T xo
HI Tony i missed this one this morning,a very intriguing
write. The door to me looks ominous and your words
tells of probably politics being spoken about,of no good,I suspect.
I would not enter most politicians as you say talk" bullshit "
anyway to my mind, only my interpretation as i read it :-)
really enjoyed it hugs Debs xo
Thanx DEBS!!.... and a fine interpretation it was my friend!!.......I mean isn't that what poetry is in its essence?........interpretive!?.........I DID intend to point out that the masses were being manipulated by technology and politics.......... good eye!!........thanx so much for this!!........... hugs-n-smiles!!......T xo
Powerful
and written with emotion;
the reader is compelled to
understand the need for a change
in the political landscape or else....
great write Tony!!
Yay! ~ THanx so much JAI MASTERS!!.........I love the "or else" within your comment......... always a pleasure my brother!!.......... Love and Rockets!!...........T xo
Hi Tony,
As Lincoln once said, "Far above our poor power to add or detract". I feel the omnipotence of your words, but lack the omniscience to interpret them. I know they move me deeply. I know that you are a great man of unlimited depths.
Bravo, my hero.
Your loyal, loving fan,
Larry