The failure of pop philosophy to engage with problems facing some real people.
ZEN
Embraced, as one,
a meek self-loathing.
Still never come
amid driven down clothing.
Bending yet still;
still tonguing your Zen.
Stroking the drill
amid driven, drunk, young men.
Nocturne solemn.
Watched sparks on asphalt:
zapping coulombs,
amid driven spray and salt.
Endless squalor;
precipitous ridge.
Phobic, and poor,
amid driven carriages.
Reincarnate:
sweet old madrigal,
send me a fate
amid driven animals.
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