Short Sartre Poems
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If
“Condemned To Be Free”
as Sartre said,
Then
doom me forever
—unchained and unled
(Bryn Mawr Pennsylvania: February, 2021)
If Sartre was right
and
“Hell Is—Other People”
then
Isolation holds the key
that
opens perception’s door
(Dreamsleep: September, 2022)
... to exist is to settle like dust
a thin film percolates, a pining gust
strips skin and static so long a crust
... atoms touch atoms, rust to rust
There once was a man named Camu
said suicide's the thing you should do..
your brief life’s got no meaning
Sartre: "That's what it's seeming"
The universe- as I-- don’t care a whit for you!
Kissing your cheek
time after time
then at once, you asked:
"What are you doing?"
"Counting my blessings," I said
"I was never good with numbers, though,
so I start it all over and over again
and imagine Sisyphus happy."
God is a vibration,
Confusion of man’s contemplation.
God is a vibration,
An angelic infusion unto redemption.
God is more than art;
More compelling than Sartre:
God is the universe made explicit.
God is a vibration,
More precious than salvation.
God is a vibration,
Submerged within light:
God is more than man’s invention.
Glenn Jr. Marchand
Form:
COPLA VEINTIOCHO : This Bad Guy World
Bad Guys with bad girls squirt at will
Since sexual revolution:
Plague emotion
The intellectual love kill
Learn from Left-drilled safe permission:
Drug-filled Dick-tion
Kids who rampage on exposed thighs
Quote Beauvoir and Sartre as of right:
Leak-minded sots
They who let babies suck on lies
Heroic mothers out-of-sight:
Who rock the cots
© T. Wignesan – Paris, 2014
Neurotechnology,
a gift or a bane
With thoughts simply neurons,
case structure our brains
Is humanity destined
to merely plug in
Will all beauty and truth
be a programmer’s whim
And what of our history
that starts to rewrite
Will all paradox suffer,
conversation contrite
From Plato to Sartre,
one thing is the same
The essence of man
—will a mystery remain
(St. David’s Pennsylvania: March, 2021)