Generation-O-lizeA Poem by Logan CarryallIn the name of good intentions.And sickening trials Take place In every one of those heads Staying hip is Now purchased by the same man, How convenient to generalize man. How convenient to generalize guilt. Oh convenience to generalize color. Let’s all watch t.v. Let’ catch a film, Or maybe a protest Whatever fills up a day Keeping up with – This Some semblance of activity- “Let’s stay out in the streets. Let’s fight da man.” “Tell me where the bad things are.” A noble utterance From pseudo-nobility What a codling man now stands Above our tender cribs Unable to hold our own flag Give no man ability, Give no man an option, Yet please, Only on your word Dear Sirs, Manufacturers of great words… Instill your fervor in me, Oh shining fascist, O’ glimmering dreamer, Hailed from a star remember past Of Czar Survivors Tell me how to get drool From off my bib. You place all candidates Before me without reason, Stating only your heroic mantra- Give me life, You’re life, Give me liberty, You’re And all dem wages, Why, thank you. © 2008 Logan CarryallReviews
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3 Reviews Added on March 31, 2008 AuthorLogan CarryallUpstate, NYAboutLogan Carryall is a young man who lives in the apple orchards of New York, New York. About ten minuets from the Hudson River, Logan drinks near barges and trains. The world seems much bigger without a.. more..Writing
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