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Mar 2021
A man of Character
upright assiduous sublime balanced and oh so cool
a man of Courage
brave noble smart invigorating and unflinchingly principled
a man with Conscience
guided thoughtful decent astute generous and thoroughly decent
a man of great Charity
engaging helpful considerate understanding stylistic and temperate
a man with Courtesy
charming, witty intelligent accommodating with warm sociable finesse

the dreaded antithesis
of the low scale labourers, the flaky mediocre half men
the semi-illiterate charlatans and barrow-boys
the uncouth dimwits and wishy-washy hooligans
the shamed inadequates' and cowardly poltroons in tautology
the sham, the superficialities' the metaphoric eunuchs with Imposter Syndromes
the narcissists and under-endowed  psychos riddled with fear and rages
the all semblance no substance amoebic species of pale masculinity

And these things
call their debacle of rats and loonies a Revolution
a term most of them struggle to write much less understand
from caves, underneath boulders and hidden in shame
mired in cloying envy and jealous to the brim
knowing they can never be who and what I am  
they cackle nihilism when they mean Racist Hate and Envy
our obnoxious post-modern racist Slave Traders
them simplistic ignorant red-necks hiding in foreign identities
and foreign faces
the shamed cowards confirming their cowardice as dolts do

Where are the men
possessing the mark of the five C's like above
where are the men who claim rightfully who and what they are
Is there only ONE in
this sceptered isle, This blessed plot,
this earth, this realm
are they too busy breaking into their neighbours houses
or perhaps too busy gang stalking those they envy so so badly
or maybe they are busy buying ****** or stealing to fund that
enlargement operation......
Nihilism is the belief that all values are baseless and that nothing can be known or communicated. It is often associated with extreme pessimism and a radical skepticism that condemns existence. A true nihilist would believe in nothing, have no loyalties, and no purpose other than, perhaps, an impulse to destroy.
Yenson
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Yenson  M/London
(M/London)   
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