i. Red
Their logic’s still a fallacy,
not yet become a faculty—
it’s what gets in their way, thoughts formed
while burning calories; deaf heads
of meat flesh imitates, seeking
porn’s glowing embrace as kids do
blankets—warmth resembling parents’—
to take from misery what’s taped,
as pleasure annihilates fate
before it can turn digital
bodies videos age—pain seized
as pressure cooks what they mistake
for a piece of history made
just for—and by and through—them; saints
swallowing what’s served to them: lies
filling mouths widened by the size
of their tyrant’s unenlightened
ideology these silent
idiots service blindly—fools
obliging wholly the half-truths
“opportunity” promises;
anything plausible to those
bred to believe their “wildest dreams”
possible, but success is not
probable for such lost people
ii. White
who attribute its appearance
to “luck,” and accomplishment to
“miracles”—those lazy fucks who
deny themselves freedom, seeking
to biblify their self-imposed
suffering; amplifying it
by tearing out their own black eyes,
trading with their dark government
enlightenment for a false sense
of entitlement—offering
to ceaseless fire fattened thighs spread
with napalm desire, fighting for
oil in sweltering lands where hands
don’t have enough middle fingers;
where palms shake as they hold the sky,
folding prayers like bluffing card-sharps
as great bombs fall from space face-first,
down onto hallowed ground their noose
champions as a time and place
of “rebirth,” this waste of effort—
this display of “courage” lacking
heart—destroying humanity
and earth in a single breath; souls
scattered dust-among-dust, taking
lives as they sacrifice any
iii. Blue
and all self-knowledge in the sight
of no gods other than themselves,
air-lifting high onto the hot
horizon—close, then closer, to
heaven, onto the tar-covered
altar of an almighty and
ever-present dollar they trust—
what signs of the end-times they lust
after; ignorance the cause of,
and solution for, their bliss and
unrepentant recessions—fists
wiping from their lips ketchup, come,
piss, and blood The News says must be
washed off, if they are to impress
audiences unaccustomed
to the “privilege” of being
taken hostage—and then crushed—by
the “greatest nation;” mistaking
its own creations as hostile,
whining imperatives as it
finds in unpolished rhetoric
that gem that is their holiest
relic—nothing more sacred to
a village of idiots than
American literalism.