Author Archives: montecyril
Hey bodygrabber Albanese! Have you no shame? You will get what you deserve in due course. Hahaha!
I know it is because of that evil Albanese that I am being confined. Because I’m marked by the conniving Labor Party that has bugged my home and marks me on the streets to capitalise on whatever I do. Trump is an ingrate! I couldn’t be bothered if those two megalomaniacs meet. I swear they will get their retribution!
I curse that Albanese has a fall and breaks his neck! I have copped too much treachery at his hands. I have every right to curse him to his doom!
My colours are only visible to me: A poem
I can see that the bees don’t hang around trees with no flowers I decided to walk through the maze and face a Minotaur, and love him But my love for him only defeated him Do I believe those I hate take victory? Yet, I’d never want to be attable with them I’d rather shootContinue reading “My colours are only visible to me: A poem”
You ingrate Trump! I curse you to romance with fishy laborers for eternity!
Fuck off, Donald Trump! Fuck off! Get lost and have sex with bodygrabbers!
I feel winter in my head…: A poem
I feel winter in my head even though it is well into spring I sense the decadence of Kings de-moraled by power and immortalised by it My coat of arms needs redressal, revamping For, I mostly feel like a lowly bird waiting for its mate and waiting even more for its hatchlings I can swearContinue reading “I feel winter in my head…: A poem”
Sorry LNP, for giving you third degree: A poem
The Nationals and Liberals are like my flower’s petals And though they have my loyalty I gave them third degree Sometimes, you have to unjustly punish not because it is your wish But because you are humbly on your knees doing what God decrees! I never liked the Labor Party but I believe love comesContinue reading “Sorry LNP, for giving you third degree: A poem”
This, my Communion: A poem
This is not at all schizophrenic This is not delusion, but magic God’s gift of clarity, even if they all think it is hallucination, as if after a drink And, today, Mum came in all her beauty to reassure me, like it was her duty in a blue sari, with the sun disc around andContinue reading “This, my Communion: A poem”