An idealist
laughter from the Neo-liberals
A commodity
in a society obsessed with cash
The clock
ticks laughter as the desk shrinks
Ideas fade
under the crushing weight of living
My poetry
self-censoring in exchange for cash
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An idealist
laughter from the Neo-liberals
A commodity
in a society obsessed with cash
The clock
ticks laughter as the desk shrinks
Ideas fade
under the crushing weight of living
My poetry
self-censoring in exchange for cash
The moon cast her light
a grumpy sea ignored her
The high tide begins
Sounds in the office
our leader points to a graph
Reverie of sound
Out there feeling the raindrops
Listening to the whispers
Unkempt grass and weeds
the gothic fence stays hidden
Ghosts of flowers sway
the moonlit garden
cupping a handful of stars
sitting on the lounge
Feet in the corner
My ghosts sit in the cold spot
Haunting my workday
A bitter Winter
They offer a small discount
Selling all the trees
We sealed the deal with
gems in exchange for freedom
invisible chains
worshipped, adored, and famous
the soul cries out for freedom
A crisp, lush midday
your music mix makes me move
to find the coffee
A voyeur from the door waiting for an empty street.
Walking alone in the crisp fog, it’s too early for coffee.
As my thoughts turn to the passing trees, Serendipity strikes as a cafe opens.
A table for one, a cappuccino and an almond croissant.
