Short Anarchists Poems

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ANARCHISTS


        


        they don't listen to sermons,
  but to slogans written in graffiti in murals
          and underground...
Form: Epigram


Blackguard

Bad people do not deserve
love, or happiness. They do not deserve
everything, the universe crushed into
oblivion, dismantled as only they can
dismantle it. 
As only anarchists of love
can dismantle.

We deserve each other, they say.
Vigilantes, con artists, 
Loner social outcasts. 

For, 

wolves, ravens
even jackals, 
are known to 
mate for life.

The Capitol Attack

Three years ago today we watched
The Capitol attack
And what it made me understand
Is there’s no going back.

For though there always have been lies
In government, I saw
That there are many people who
Think they’re above the law.

And going forward, I’m afraid
That things will get much worse,
For anarchists have now have years
To gather and rehearse.

The lies of January 6th,
Which many still believe,
Are reinforced by those who yearn
To damage and deceive.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Haiku: Conventional War

#1
garlic and honey
tasteful summer sensations –
pungent politics

#2
ears stuffed with cotton
jingoists scorn other's views
God still on spring break

#3
partisan’s season -
scientists, politicians
elites viewed worthless

#4
ignorance is king -
men walking around naked
this summer’s fashion

#5
most parties wounded
anarchists aim for the heart
tea rebels force fall

#6
government suspect
nepotism’s hard winter
leaders elected

Brian Johnston
July 21, 2016
Form: Haiku

Never

I have no need for hugs-
Trees should just be firewood-
I think I'll wear yellow today-
History is only in the past-
Anarchists will surely prosper-
I'm giving up poetry forever-
I'm sorry I loved you so dearly-
I solely stand for the ICP-
What's death? It's nothing!-
My feet are the prettiest in the world-
I've never been loved-
I'm happiest when I'm alone-
Viva Bill Clinton!-
I have no reason for being here-
Notice something wrong? You should!
These are things I'd never say.


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