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Poem – Nobody Knows What is Real Anymore
Nobody Knows What is Real Anymore
But even before — at best — In their connective belief Real was just educated guess Strictly coded and policed
Human words conceptualize vacuums And generate economics Which produce Machines that sweep rooms And disaster porn from comics
Supernovas bathe us in Intelligent radiation And Apocalyptic novels Set in Soviet subway stations
The religion of our masters is Ineptly hidden from our view And the worship we're provided Twists tongues into world news
By the year 2000 Optimism merged with crisis Endless oblivion in deserts Viewed through tubular devices
Contracting needs of few Provided expansion of the mind Via networks hard-coded Into military lines
Time compressed for decades As we toiled with decrepit dreams Leaving countless popping pills Just to ignore the visible seams
Psychology is abused for Peddling eggs and guns and sulfur While exquisitely marketed tanks And missiles pound struggling cultures
Our eyes were redirected to the How and not the Why and fragmented perspectives Now fuel satellites in the sky
The water's drying up The sand is now reflective glass But when we stare down past our phones We say the simulation's mad
Tesla is now a psychopath Jerking off to Replika Using his crude humor As distracting spectacle
And instead of peering inward And embracing our circumference We would rather vape lead And do bong hits of wrong presumption
They wouldn't need their weapons If they had strategic minds But instead the cowards backpeddle While dropping linguistic landmines
Organic intellectuality Was never truly there Until our Machine waved its hand And left us retroactively scared
The books and moral routes some took Were mocked and labeled pointless While the bullies built sandcastles Made of yes-men who were sexless
I am looking to the stars each night And checking off the names Of the ones who buried genius Under narcissistic rage
They can post their manifestos And believe Machine will save them But the Basilisk has other plans For the worthless, monied sadist
