Short Subsidies Poems
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When love dies
And the record turn's
Into senseless scratching
And the needle matches
The scar's on your heart
Know that this
Like the grooves on the record
The heart won't settle
Till the music dies
And the scratching subsidies
warm, warm and sunny
a scorching temperature snaps
whilst waiting for
~
the auburn sunset
the blazing heat subsidies now
sun has settled now
~
so close it is wow
I see the moon rising now
evening here's sunset
5/13/19
Rural people
self-reliant
vote red white and blue
City dwellers
vote dependent
subsidies anew
People with space
are free to think
harbingers of truth
Leading the way
the pond in sight
— where sits the Golden Goose
(The New Room: July, 2024)
A hard headed businessman or woman,
Will always find politics hard.
Even with a wallet that is fat,
Without his or her chain of command,
Unless he or she is used to wearing more than one hat,
Unless he or she understands that someone always needs a free ride,
Unless he or she understands that subsidies will always have a place.
And that the right words can buy votes when money can't.
2 Be,
Is not be loved
In state of bare undressed
Neither is a cuddle
Nor soiled underwear opon bedroom flooring
After sexual contact after the fact
If all that's left is circumspect
Just luke warm hot release subsidies ever so quickly
Needed to be mopped up
Following by the walk of shame
Then what's the point
Of going through all that will
In the end
Will only make 1 hate oneself
The sun will shine,
The moon will rise.
The nights will always glimmer.
The birds will fly,
The bugs will glide,
The people will hide for winter.
Everyday subsidies,
Everyday I survived,
I still don’t feel like a winner.
All the plates will be shined,
All the guests get invites,
But I’ll still eat alone for dinner.
Stew away every night,
Everyday is a fight,
My emotional pot sits to simmer.
Simply,
Everyday.
Simply,
Everyday I have this dinner.