The Lights Are On, but No One is Home

Nothing's very safe, it seems. Perhaps
The fascists have a case. I've trapped
Two mice outside my kitchen. Nasty
Beetles from Japan are congregating
In the ceiling corners of my living room,
And I've encountered two psychotics
As I went about my business in the city
Recently. I'm not afraid of immigrants
Or those who seek to change their
Gender. Crimes don't take place where
I live, but, still, I feel my life is threatened.
Maybe I'll support the fascists. They'll
Look after me.





Poetry by Lawrence Beck The PoetBay support member heart!
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Written on 2024-10-24 at 03:30

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alarian The PoetBay support member heart!
support the fascists is not enough to be looked after them
it is even not necessary
to be protected by the fascists, you must be like them, not think like them, it's not a political opinion, it's a state of being !
2024-10-25