New Rule
Cling on over
Its a brain disorder
Paralysing the house again
Shout timber as the face falls
But the crown will stay
Giving way to the circle within
Granted, for taking time
Wise guys holding high old rhymes
About power, and money, and sexual desire
The kids fall deeper in the muck and mire
Pumped from nature
By a machine that will never tire
Brought all that will clang
To surface on this obsidian ship again
Crash ho on the mountaintop
God in waiting to the teardrop
Of a people in hope
In the mode
Single distant pervert doth wrote cute
“Whistle for me with thine brain flute”
Calmly, Gently
I rest my case inquisitive
On the boulevard with my missive sieve
Street folk yawn at the freedom to
Quiet the brawn of freedom from
Get along with thy neighbour
No matter he’s a slaver
The street width will give sanctuary
No matter the roots on which his sign sits
You might have to call a paver
Those roots are thirsty
Drinking the road’s undertow
Ensuring cracks beneath your feet
Sieved out stone crumbs caulk with concrete found flaws
All that remains are the rough formed ideals
The rough formed idea of a better world
Everything finer just percolates through
Who Are We?
The river doesn’t stop for winter
No matter how much the ice hides intent
I hear it now
Flowing
Crashing into itself
As water does
The wind runs with it
Also invisible
Dead branches betraying intent
Although they numb my hands
The fault is mine
I am the wanderer
They are nature, with instinct divine
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