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Kind of the same passion as the last priest hung by the guts of the last capitalist only a touch less ruthless & surely with a bare-breasted damsel waving a black flag so high, kind of a storming of the Tower by the raging mob of whom a few have fallen 'neath the clubs & guns of security but like warrior ants crossing a flowing stream merely give themselves for the all to gain entrance, kind of a pillaging of said tower with luxury furnishings all sashaying upon gaudy, liquid thighs, gold this & gold that all crowbarred & levered just right on out of there to turn up all in bits & pieces at the 42nd St. Pawn Store, kind of loading of the treadmill with those false narrative propagandists for an old-fashioned milling of the poor folks flour, grinding of the pulp, & a pounding of the fiber for a deserved clothing of the cold & fragile, kind of a revolution of justice, elemental & deeply satisfying, of an ideal revenge, a reckoning, a pitiless, near merciless settling of accounts with the poisoners, the exploiters, the fork-tongued liars, the cheats, the merchants of a slow, silent death, kind of a joyous, rapturous end-of-the-war drinking & embracing moment of pure contentment & sense that actually all is well in the world & that good does eventually overcome & that the meek shall inherit one day & that come what may in the end there will be an ecstatic blossoming roar of sweet & ultimate victory.
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Mar 18, 2017
Mar 18, 2017 at 3:13 PM UTC
Old Fashioned Revolution ... Saturday musing.
Kind of the same passion as the last priest hung by the guts of the last capitalist only a touch less ruthless & surely with a bare-breasted damsel waving a black flag so high, kind of a storming of the Tower by the raging mob of whom a few have fallen 'neath the clubs & guns of security but like warrior ants crossing a flowing stream merely give themselves for the all to gain entrance, kind of a pillaging of said tower with luxury furnishings all sashaying upon gaudy, liquid thighs, gold this & gold that all crowbarred & levered just right on out of there to turn up all in bits & pieces at the 42nd St. Pawn Store, kind of loading of the treadmill with those false narrative propagandists for an old-fashioned milling of the poor folks flour, grinding of the pulp, & a pounding of the fiber for a deserved clothing of the cold & fragile, kind of a revolution of justice, elemental & deeply satisfying, of an ideal revenge, a reckoning, a pitiless, near merciless settling of accounts with the poisoners, the exploiters, the fork-tongued liars, the cheats, the merchants of a slow, silent death, kind of a joyous, rapturous end-of-the-war drinking & embracing moment of pure contentment & sense that actually all is well in the world & that good does eventually overcome & that the meek shall inherit one day & that come what may in the end there will be an ecstatic blossoming roar of sweet & ultimate victory.
Trump poem Revolution politics
martin-bailes
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Mar 18, 2017
Mar 18, 2017 at 3:13 PM UTC
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