"incontrovertibly" poems
I give zero ***** anymore.
I have no more ***** to give.
I'm totally absolutely incontrovertibly
fresh out of *****
My supply of *****
is completely out -- see??
[cupboard door swings open
Only to reveal
a fuckless cupboard]
Even the **** Store is out of *****
I called them just now,
The guy on the phone said he was
Fresh out --
He told me:
*The production and manufacturing
Of ***** has been outsourced
To Shenzhen China,
And the workers are striking
Because they are getting paid
Fifteen cents an hour to produce
6 ***** a second --
Which is inhumane and just wrong.*
I asked him why they didn't pay better --
He said, **** if I know! Like I said,
I'm fresh out of ***** to give
So who gives a ****
Jun 6, 2014
Jun 6, 2014 at 11:50 AM UTC
Disjoining this coterie
dissolves it's fragments
in Unison
Dispersal to all borders
with hasty charge
Contracted to bide
Consenting inside a concord
Of Visceral culpability
to Re-Integrate
Incontrovertibly
Oct 11, 2010
Oct 11, 2010 at 1:50 AM UTC
The rumbling of our urges clattered
as voices would sound
arguing to one another.
But there we were,
standing in silence.
Using only the blacks of our eyes
to send the messages back and forth.
The ****** discourse is ignorable,
is incontrovertibly uncontrollable,
but not solely forthright.
Sometimes I really believe what Im saying.
Its not necessarily the tone that matters.
What matters is the outcome
and it can sometimes lead to just that.
Like peanut butter jelly,
with a baseball bat.
Or the soft, round belly
of a blind black cat.
Didn’t I tell you in my last life?
Glass is as hard and see through
as my plans and my will.
But tell Neo I’ll take the blue pill.
Dec 5, 2013
Dec 5, 2013 at 9:15 PM UTC
I know a bad poem when I see it
yet strange enough
never seen or read one,
my tablet refuses me,
my writing hand shakes
incontrovertibly
the dictionary confirms,
proper usage forbids,
the conjunction of the words
bad poem,
t'is a linguistic impossibility
every poem ever writ
resides inside my customized
pantheon,
tho spell it a tad different,
Pantheone
every poet/poem lives forever
in a
pantheon of one
for the courage to expose,
deserves the honor
accorded by their fellow immortal muses
Jan 24, 2015
Jan 24, 2015 at 8:35 AM UTC
Optimism
The dogma that is oh so self-assured of the contingency
proclaiming the prevalence of good over infamy
as though it is incontrovertibly concordant with factual certainty
'tis merely a fallacy or an element of a fantasy in which people live in harmony
Life
But really, in this cruel realm, the mistakes of our forefathers
manifest themselves as demons hollering at us to notify us of the need to be better in this endeavour
or we'd get slaughtered with the blade of a knife comprised of their defeats altogether
forged into a skin piercing crystal reminiscent of their congealed sweat that perspired from the extreme pressure
stimulated from bottling up anger and restraining themselves from speaking up against transgressors
nevertheless, we make the same mistakes to pass it on to the next generation deeming them the successors of displeasure tolerators
Death
What are the benefits of labouring through a 9 to 5 job if its eventuality
is the same as that of lying on the ground all day? It will all come to a finality
the universe is indifferent towards our actuality. It will continue expanding until it reaches the point of totality
emotions are nothing but particular sequences of electric pulses in wads of matter, faulty physicality
any memory held by any entity will eventually be lost at the end of this simulation played out chronologically
Dec 4, 2017
Dec 4, 2017 at 2:10 PM UTC
when you tell them incontrovertibly
for the hundredth time
you're never coming back
be prepared
it still hurts when they pull away
but after each time you say it
the next breath
is fuller than the last
your wings
wider than moments before
and the vast distant horizon
more brightly painted than you've ever seen
Feb 7, 2025
Feb 7, 2025 at 4:48 PM UTC