Death Warrants Poem by Kurt Philip Behm

Death Warrants

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Paying for their own execution,
the collegians trod on

Trapped inside their smart cellular phones,
in groups, but still alone

The administrators harken back,
slave owners long outlawed

And charge the most outrageous sums
for ‘knowledge' truly flawed

The best among them dropping out,
before real harm is done

Like Gates and Jobs and Zuckerberg,
the future on the run

As zombies risen from the dead,
they march from class to class

Chasing a fatal document
—death warrants duly cast

(Villanova University Campus: September,2019)

Monday, September 2, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: university
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Rose Marie Juan-austin 02 September 2019

Powerful and thought provoking poem. Well written.

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