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Luke OReilly Mar 2011
Reprise a prism
philanderize a cat
negate negotiations with a baseball bat
chew on orange pulp
eek a wage
live young and simple in the face of age.
Luke OReilly Mar 2011
The plume
of smoke
that fills
the room
coils
from your
burning end.
You beauteous
cancerous
tube of joy
You pricey
spicy friend.
Luke OReilly Mar 2011
They kicked a man to death
Hard head turned pulpy by plimsole heels.
Walked home
watched tv with their parents.
Went to bed and dreamt of Disneyland.
Luke OReilly Mar 2011
I can feel the sinews
of my arm. What would,
if eaten, be considered
gristle.
I like to imagine
my liver.
Large ****** bulk.

I often forget
I am made of parts.
Gooey mechanisms
slick sections
upon dissection
hunks of tissue.

I find solace
in the realisation
that I
and you
and We
are meat.

Envy the dogs.

Avarice and hate
and excess fear
are symptoms of
an enlarged brain.

Envy the dogs.
Luke OReilly Mar 2011
The tube, the box, the artificial world
sat squarely in the corner of the room
where once a conversation had unfurled
now stagnant silence peering from the gloom
in want of fun, folly, artificial joy,
no thoughts created, only thought consumed,
where once the pen was our most cherished toy,
now stands the box in which we are entombed.
George believed control through that which we hate
Aldous through bombardment with things we love,
The threat of this electric ******
I fear much more than Orwells famed Big Bruv.
So turn it off, take down a book and find
the thaw to melt the snows that freeze the mind.

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