Minds Like Toys

Don’t cultivate result,
Cease to exist
Though for a while,
And they’ll love you,
They’ll buy you expensive,
They’ll cry to beget you,
Because you ain’t anything
But a toy.

Bosses who crave crosses
To crucify all competing creativity,
On their records is none alive
A prudent finger but theirs,
Thus we all become fools,
Courteous fools,
In order to get paid.

Men laden with years,
Tossed like a cotton grain 
In a September storm,
By a social refuse,
A moral fugitive, outcast, lunatic, everything,
Disorganised like a baby
Excited by a toy bus
Is our boss the image.

© Muthoka Jacob 10th July 2012. All rights reserved.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2012

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Tsiluma Avatar
August 6, 2012 at 1:18 PM
Hey Jacob, this is ...deep! And the title is definitely captivating and it adds up well with the theme. Nice!
Brown Avatar
July 11, 2012 at 7:44 AM
I am so happy I was able to read your poetry today Jacob. Thank you for sharing your writing with us always. So many diverse poems here and always a pleasure to read. Hoping you will continue to find the inspiration to write. Love, Carol
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