Tag: capitalism

• November 22, 2021

  Leviathan Recycled for Everyday Use

  Curbside silhouettes overlapped lawn-plots, stymied in green grass growth to honor Personal habits (a bit long in the tooth) Personal touch (herein) twigs scattered about the land in allegiance to organized chaos. /// (long nails) included in this instance, pinched the wood’s edges, delaying a march to waste baskets. A peasant located in the 19th…
• November 2, 2021

  1st Day (on-the-job) Jitters

  1. Roman soldier bothered to learn allegiance To the cause of hindsight, Like a cashier staring past customer service To a clock signaling break-time. Give up  Last seconds of life, For a customer criticizing unreliable coupons.  Caesar expanded space  To Gaul. Tesla purchased enough space To fill a galaxy.  Collar coated peasants  Wink with their…
• September 11, 2021

  Stale Green Light

  Time dilutes stimuli with in-flux examinations, allowing love-tap-bruises to function for hindsight. Space corrects for time if removed for inches, letters and shifting eyes. Time registers an experience, setting the space from observation to reaction. Useless like a paper’s pink margins, indicating paragraph placeholders. Space where symbols belong. stomach placement when sitting measures average table…
• June 8, 2021

  A Brief History of Neo-Liberalism

  Nocturnal dust hibernates behind the refrigerator And taunts the compressor by remaining still,  Despite daylight’s winded attempts  To achieve relevance  Through an accidental chore. Open the door. See the light.  Capitalists patented canned-air to combat stillness.  Communists huff canned-air to escape oxygen.  Appropriate nomenclature for neo-liberal idolatries  Affiliates the evolution of morals  With advances in…
• March 7, 2021

  late stage capitalism’s midwestern farm

  cell tower stranded in the grass plains stands erect  before a pink sunset as chemtrails style capital I Up high In the sky cows alert the farm about strangers  by announcing the only word in their lexicon  warning of  the  amish  careening with traffic  in their horse and carriage  who ignore the fantasies  late stage…
• October 27, 2020

  Oracle I (!)

  1. Oracle  Luxury translator, drops eyebrow silhouettes and voicing in chorus to collective consciousness relates: “Why do rich folks have long driveways leading to their mansions?”  “Because after an abscess is drained it loses girth.” Slept inside a porta-potty to demonstrate that light passes through what’s real. Designing idioms for illegal tongue & Cheek references. …
• August 24, 2020

  The Anarchist’s Guide to Sitcoms

  Anarchists acknowledge youngins holding the door open for elderly citizens as a showcase of goodness symptomatic of human nature. But sitcoms never die, sitcoms live forever through syndication, rotating snapshots to exemplify human character, parodies to wit: neighbor touts blubber and splashes fat inside the purview owned by the main example displaying Alpha Male essence.…