Urbanised Poems | Examples


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Social Media Man

Just an over-educated bluegrass punk 
Getting high on urbanised skunk
Gaultier suits by the score 
Optimises this decadent whore. 

Philosophising about modern art 
Dadaism, creationism, where did it start 
You are the police of the police. 
Romanticising about Shelley, Byron, Keats. 

Indifferent to world affairs 
Indifferent to other people's cares 
Just a contemporary Don Juan 
With fake appeal and faker tan. 

You imagine their sympathetic view 
Coinciding with your imaginary you 
Exalted ego in expensive channel
A fancy dress for a personality hell. 

30,000 on your Facebook friends 
Gives a popularity pretense 
Look in the mirror and what do you see 
A social media obsessed catastrophe.

Arthur As I Am Known

In the primitive time,
Adam as I am known,
A rock in my hand.
what do I hunt?
what do I hunt?
beating the rocks, 
there was fire,
burnt my hair.

In the medieval time,
Arthur as I am known,
A sword in my hand.
what do I hunt?
what do I hunt?
sitting in a pose,
cut down a sculpture,
made some art.

In the urbanised world,
Hitler as I am known,
A gun in my hand.
what do I hunt?
what do I hunt?
crazy were my thoughts,
blew my brains out,
after I burnt the world out.

In the futuristic world,
I don't what I am called,
A light saber in my hand.
what do I hunt?
what do I hunt?
electrocuted a  mouse,
In the future what I do,
how the hell will I know?

How ever far a man has come,
his time, his name would not matter.
for what he would create,
hunger is his main drive.
consequences of his actions are not his.
victims of his little creations,
are the ones who surround him.

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