I wrote this poem that some of you have seen already. Interpret it how you will, but the basic aura of this poem is the corruption of society.
Oxymorons Breathe Air My skeleton may have elongated.
Added crevices in my skin.
A memory or two (or three or seven million)
and my mind has deserved the title "tenacious."
There's a flag on a slab of land.
Indeed the country has been claimed, but the owner owns nothing.
Mornings spent tracing myself when the sun rises for the final time
and I situate my own flag,
a bit unsturdy at times, but never ceasing to be foundation.
Supported by the majority,
unable to submit to a thought
subjecting only to conformities.
Everyone's alike.
An anguished society braiding itself into one mold
without comprehension.
Aspirations of differentiation until different becomes normal.
A circuitous route continuing.
"Until death do us part."