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When heroes are perceived as villains and villains are considered heroes our perception is skewed Once too many lines are crossed and boundaries are removed. Then cauos ensues and is thus free to rule.Would this even be displayed on the 6 o clock news? Or would it just be considered necessary collateral damage? Who would still be left to calculate the final cost on all of us?
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Apr 5, 2017
Apr 5, 2017 at 11:32 AM UTC
Blurred Lines
Around the eighties the Mumers New Year Parade in Philly lost a bit of its tradition. It originally was made for the average working family. But around this period people were charged to watch them do their famous strut and extra displays of course only at City Hall. And so let us begin my poetic story... Standin' among the crowd, watchin' blue police-van-bleeders being escorted; wearin' city-steel-wrist-braclets And now struttin' my way, psychopathic eclipsers of physical freedom seekin' potential comatose heads to tap And squads of finger thrusters of back pockets for targets, dart in and out of crowds, quickly countin' their ***** in dark unseen places Feet freeze as sounds travel, " Oh dem golden slippers" soundin' like cheap tin toy Kazoos and toy glockenspiels The wind kisses my **** end blue as a flyin' Budweiser kisses my right foot wet Man made pop art reflects the times at the times at Broad and Spruce of cigarette butts, chocolate wrappers, and crushed beer cans climaxin' montage of the mountain- ****** eighties Boozers and blue sweet puffers wearin' smiles outside and within most inner thoughts puff-buffed away from some reality step in cadence to their own music within themselves And wailin' children havin' more sense than adults become early sacrifices to the fruit of Bacchus The marching high strutters of "Big Bird", they strain and struggle under the weight of heavy hernia suits; with feathers and sparklers, their instruments wrestle as steamy air puffs shoot forward from their nostrils like  red-devil-painted-dragon faces in the bitter cold air warmly protected by their attire and ***** they stop seemingly for eternity, in the suspended purgatorial halts one after another, only waitin' for the grandstand reserved section around City Hall Yet we wait and pray together that perhaps like in the older days we will get a sneak of a nostalgic, spontaneous, free dance-strut that never comes Attached, yet unattached and cryin' inside; always on guard for flyin' and drunkin' fists or flyin' articles of all sizes Seein'  through the facades of we must act like ha! ha! ha! I cry inwardly with anger doin' the rat-tat-tat of no more nonsense of my inner-self Strivin' and movin' to flee Freddie Kruger's bladed fingers I sting all over, my teeth clinch with anger, darkness intensified The crowd becomes uglier, blackness engulfs black souls Vehement, crazy, hordes and hordes of frustration bellows outward The call of Nietzche, The ouch under my skin This damnable real parade not shown in Liberace-livin'-Color No commercial breaks of luxury cars that drive livin' manikins Livin' manikins that wear dial under their arms while smilin' the brand of Crest toothpaste but instead, a street drunk with broken ugly teeth as he begs for quarters and blows his odorous breath beyond description And City Hall payin'-grandstanders with tv cameras bein' in the spirit of "Disneyland" presents the overly organized narcissistic prostituted elegance of forever, floatin', bouncy, dancy, prancy, skippin' to the tune of  mom's Apple pie, a small slice of my reality And the applaudin' money makin' TV grandstanders of goody goody look mom I can do the swan dance while holdin' multiple colored sparklers wrapped in feathers But why must I see through the eyes of a Godless Nietzsche, **** it!!
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Sep 25, 2014
Sep 25, 2014 at 7:14 PM UTC
The 80's Mum's the word parade
Around the eighties the Mumers New Year Parade in Philly lost a bit of its tradition. It originally was made for the average working family. But around this period people were charged to watch them do their famous strut and extra displays of course only at City Hall. And so let us begin my poetic story... Standin' among the crowd, watchin' blue police-van-bleeders being escorted; wearin' city-steel-wrist-braclets And now struttin' my way, psychopathic eclipsers of physical freedom seekin' potential comatose heads to tap And squads of finger thrusters of back pockets for targets, dart in and out of crowds, quickly countin' their ***** in dark unseen places Feet freeze as sounds travel, " Oh dem golden slippers" soundin' like cheap tin toy Kazoos and toy glockenspiels The wind kisses my **** end blue as a flyin' Budweiser kisses my right foot wet Man made pop art reflects the times at the times at Broad and Spruce of cigarette butts, chocolate wrappers, and crushed beer cans climaxin' montage of the mountain- ****** eighties Boozers and blue sweet puffers wearin' smiles outside and within most inner thoughts puff-buffed away from some reality step in cadence to their own music within themselves And wailin' children havin' more sense than adults become early sacrifices to the fruit of Bacchus The marching high strutters of "Big Bird", they strain and struggle under the weight of heavy hernia suits; with feathers and sparklers, their instruments wrestle as steamy air puffs shoot forward from their nostrils like  red-devil-painted-dragon faces in the bitter cold air warmly protected by their attire and ***** they stop seemingly for eternity, in the suspended purgatorial halts one after another, only waitin' for the grandstand reserved section around City Hall Yet we wait and pray together that perhaps like in the older days we will get a sneak of a nostalgic, spontaneous, free dance-strut that never comes Attached, yet unattached and cryin' inside; always on guard for flyin' and drunkin' fists or flyin' articles of all sizes Seein'  through the facades of we must act like ha! ha! ha! I cry inwardly with anger doin' the rat-tat-tat of no more nonsense of my inner-self Strivin' and movin' to flee Freddie Kruger's bladed fingers I sting all over, my teeth clinch with anger, darkness intensified The crowd becomes uglier, blackness engulfs black souls Vehement, crazy, hordes and hordes of frustration bellows outward The call of Nietzche, The ouch under my skin This damnable real parade not shown in Liberace-livin'-Color No commercial breaks of luxury cars that drive livin' manikins Livin' manikins that wear dial under their arms while smilin' the brand of Crest toothpaste but instead, a street drunk with broken ugly teeth as he begs for quarters and blows his odorous breath beyond description And City Hall payin'-grandstanders with tv cameras bein' in the spirit of "Disneyland" presents the overly organized narcissistic prostituted elegance of forever, floatin', bouncy, dancy, prancy, skippin' to the tune of  mom's Apple pie, a small slice of my reality And the applaudin' money makin' TV grandstanders of goody goody look mom I can do the swan dance while holdin' multiple colored sparklers wrapped in feathers But why must I see through the eyes of a Godless Nietzsche, **** it!!
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