From Rather Good Wrights Poem by Michael Walkerjohn

From Rather Good Wrights



Chilled indifference's
remembering lessons pressed
mutilating ghosts

pensioned assassins
gangs of mobsters laughingly
unleashing their farts

over riche pastas
amidst personal gospels
recalling gunshots

pleadingly report
each last assignment's glory
detailing gory

retirement's stories
playfully reenacting
every survival

crazed preciousness
intentioned spoken closures
threatened exposures

pretentious strangers
fleeing worrisome vengeance
phat time-weary chance

morning light obtains
profanely cheeky Kafka
quoting from Nietzsche

" … Blessed forgetful
they receiving that better
from their blundering's …"

" … these ‘Samsas' awoke
finding from their dreams transformed
gigantic insects …"

perceptive nonsense
thoroughly aware teased this
from rather good wrights.

From Rather Good Wrights
Monday, July 13, 2020
Topic(s) of this poem: nonsense,perception,teasing
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