Establishmentarian Poems | Examples


Premium Member Bonfire night

5th of November 
Bonfire night
Why is it we remember
Guy fawkes set it alight

5th of November 
Anti establishmentarian
Parliament a burning ember
Observance of many puritans

A plot was foiled
To blow up house of Lords
Guy fawkes plan spoiled
With dynamite and swords

Nowadays celebrated by a bonfire
The release of fireworks
Pay homage to the people's sire
I think it's berserk

Not a party pooper 
Loud bangs scare this writer

Also animals can scatter
Guy fawkes was mad as a hatter

His attempt to overthrow was thwarted
Stood by dynamite he was caught
Sentenced to death and live in the tower
That's what happen if you go against power

Nothing really has changed
We're still locked up in chains
Speak out or scream and shout
You will be banned or taken out

No more posting on social media
You end up arrested for schizophrenia
The world nowadays hazy gone crazy
Smoke screens and lies make it hazy

Back to topic Guy fawkes
Never allowed to enter talks
He wasn't happy with the Lords 
So got his rebels and drew thier swords

Future Time Traveler Looks Back One Century Ago Part One

Circa April 17th, 2120, or 1820 military time,
yours truly attempted crafting id est feeble rhyme
far from madding crowd, nevertheless yet lovely
bones and flesh quite spry, still considered prime
(moost procreative, prodigious, and progressive)

stage, since (case ye didn't know) approximately
eight score orbitz round Earth's sun still noontime
chronologically analogous to protracted lunchtime
whereat the average offspring jetson or (daughter)

Born twenty years into twenty second century alive
and well (still hashtagged as precocious) with drive
to safely, sidestep, and surmount establishmentarian
archaic, formulaic, and mosaic Judaic/Christian give
wry master of words (me) take poetic license to jive
reasonably rhyming nope heart tickle early misthrive

moost definitely dirty deeds done dirt cheap (trick)
super tramping space cowboy lobbing power-drive
re: frequently innocent prelapsarian double entendre
(Jean Jacques Rousseau) Noble Savage he doth strive
even though hanky panky tinged entire his/her story,
Homo sapiens animal husbandry hastily did wive.


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