Author Archives: montecyril
Don’t dare ever make my mother your mare at the gare!: A poem
Don’t think my Mother Mary (Maria) is your contemptible mare (sea)! I don’t fancy the fishy sea kissing the sun at my gare! I am not going to have my correctitude festooned on your walls Please FUCK OFF, you sea creatures before you deluge all my beloved dolls! I have no Ant(hony)s in my pants; I know fish from elephants! Abel said to Cain,Continue reading “Don’t dare ever make my mother your mare at the gare!: A poem “
O those `sangue real’ Dragons!: A poem
You see this land is the heart and hearth – of which legends, of which legions?! The unblemished regime that passed out into the memory of the universe. It was retained! No forgotten history consigned to palliative care! We are stones of a fortress forever; as we dare! Do you think bravery can be cubicled by conspiring ghosts who swing through slimy ghettos of connivance? Men with no spirit, butContinue reading “O those `sangue real’ Dragons!: A poem “
I do not feel intimidated by that fish-mouth Albanese or his colluders!: A poem
I can have Albert Camus’ invincible summer in pouring rain, in the snowy winter And my life’s excursion is never pedestrian! I am no folly of vision despite the pain; The perversion of an imposed defeat has never been the desolation of my brain. I am not browbeaten by intimidation And I am a configuration of everything Continue reading “I do not feel intimidated by that fish-mouth Albanese or his colluders!: A poem “
I can only warn you, you Laborers!: A poem
The noises of a long-ongoing theatre of shadow play from the submersibles doesn’t deluge the starlight of my memories and convictions! I am like an incandescent flame of myself through every echo permeating through each morsel of sand of destiny! Do you think what is fated is not fated? Or do you think your loudmouthed edictions take the ordination awayContinue reading “I can only warn you, you Laborers!: A poem “
Would I choose those lies?: A poem
I stood in a twilight zone with the light forming on the horizon and I decided I had my own route to take. There were many gates, some of gold, some of silver, some bronze, some iron, and some of other alloys and metals. I was out of whistle, but certainly not out of breath, even with theContinue reading “Would I choose those lies?: A poem “
I am dancing; the thieves stand between me and my love!: A poem
I am forever dancing in a room filled with thieves Like a tree where the connivers are plucking at my leaves Would I be a conifer spiralling out of my heels? My roots so unearthed and flying like teals There is a dancer so distant, though I feel her fields And I can be certain she isContinue reading “I am dancing; the thieves stand between me and my love!: A poem “
O my pets, would Republican red be the colour of your heads (and spirit)?
Am I being delusional in my reckoning that animals have allegiances. A profound understanding of ideological dimension? Do you think they are conceived as bodies with no soul? No embodiment beyond flesh and bones? I’ve had all my pets visit me after they departed, particularly, Phoenix, conveying their sadness and gladness to me. Do you think they have no connection with theContinue reading “O my pets, would Republican red be the colour of your heads (and spirit)? “
Immanuel Kant, is reason above everything, even above the soul?: A poem
Yes, knowledge can’t be automatic, We can realise that we pick up along the way! Our senses teach us, may be, even the idiosyncracies and our follies. Everything seems like scientific reasoning, does it not? I can see a child at play, learning to even love, As if love was just a mere sensation? Kant? Or emotion, for that matter? Do you think we start withContinue reading “Immanuel Kant, is reason above everything, even above the soul?: A poem “
Nietzsche, Hesse, my identity is my own, like yours is yours!: A poem
We are a fabric of ourselves, like a light shining inward, without a belying education; and shining outward in defiance! What would we choose to be the enemies of mankind for upholding the truth? A truth that resolutes us and gives the firmness of bones to our souls, should we seek leisure in falsehoods and snap our cores? But we will never be tepid as those fraught with deception, because we see Continue reading “Nietzsche, Hesse, my identity is my own, like yours is yours!: A poem “