"The Incipit" Poem by Michael Walkerjohn

"The Incipit"



(/ˈɪnsɪpɪt/)

"it begins"
explicit ("it ends")
A bit more ordinary
than the old and archaic
"Alpha and Omega"
What say any of you?
It is saturdazed nights!
All over this whatever!
Are you doing what it is
you are doing in your boxes?
Are you satisfied with the conditions
within all of these boxes? Are you assuming
that you will be boxing it for another two years?
Are you worried you may lose it in your boxes that
you will most certainly with all certainty lose
before the November elections? How much booze
do you have on that top shelf in the bedroom?
Is that booze on that top shelf hiding that
weapon you have on that top shelf along
with that booze you have on that top
shelf? Can your better half reach
that booze and weapon on that
top shelf?

The above is an exemplification
of the beginning of the ending
of the social order within
these somewhat divided and
most definitely un-united
states of america …
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"The Incipit"
Sunday, May 17, 2020
Topic(s) of this poem: diversity,nation,separation
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
"Should old acquaintance be forgot..." Yes it has been forgotten...
american pie is rotten to the very last byte... and you each are being constantly read by that machine... "every stroke you make..."
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Me Poet Yeps Poet 17 May 2020

every spoke isn't insipid add spit to it

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Aloha MEPYP and Cheers! Yea... kinda figuring lots of spitting gonna be going on... especially in those closets and on puds... Whatever! Not much strange getting got these daze! How many spokes come from one good toak? Plenty! Another whatever! Thank you for having a read! All of the best from this life, to you, and all of our relations... Michaelw1two

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