Societal Amorousness {Inspired by Charles Bukowski's 'The Genius of the Crowd'}
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there is enough tyranny hypocrisy synecdochial koinonia in the modern day
definition of love to siphon off realness in reality enough for fantasy to have any given lover on any given day
and the best at oppression are freedom-speakers
and the best at lying are truth-seekers
and the best at partisanship are communion sermonizers
those who preach authority, need authority
those who preach devotion do not have devotion
those who preach devotion do not have love
heed the preachers
heed the faithful
heed those who count their wins against sins
heed those who shun capitulating
or those who are honored by it
heed those in line to adore
for they need adoration paid in full
heed those who bat away the newness of affection
for they are afraid of what they do not know
heed those who fear the lonely
for they are but cannon-fodder alone
heed societies man the cultures woman
heed their love, their cultural societies creation
seeking the confines of cultural society
but there is comfort in their fantastical love
there is sufficient comfort in their love to kill you
to kill anybody
not inviting solitude
not understanding solitude
they will attempt to covet anything
that satisfies their own
unable to transcend what’s deemed as normality
they will forsake comprehending loveless realism
they will contribute their error in forever’s
only as an error in plot
not being able to love fully
they will believe your love incomplete
and then they will continue to wassail in reverie
and their reverie will be perfect
like a rose meristem
like a bludgeoner
like a carved in stone
like a meadowlark
like bloodroot
their monument of mediocrity