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Pixelated Victims and Broadcasted Visions

Poem. Social commentary.

By Paul StewartPublished 3 years ago • 1 min read
Pixelated Victims and Broadcasted Visions
Photo by Fábio Magalhães on Unsplash

I like

when the gun goes bang, the bomb goes boom

from the comfort of my armchair sofa in my room

(pixelated victims of our bloodlust)

when the vengence and violence fly high

from the comfort of my armchair where I lie

(pixelated victims of our bloodlust)

when the insanity makes me cry and laugh

from the comfort of my armchair in my gaff

(broadcasted visions of our vicarious lust)

when the romance wins or fails equally

from the comfort of my gas-heated residency

(semi-realist visions of our vicarious lust)

when the sex aches hard and the love

oh the love, from the comfort of my enclave

(pixelated victims of our vicarious lust)

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Author's Notes: So this one is more angry than sad. So there's that.

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Paul Stewart

Award-Winning Writer, Poet, Scottish-Italian, Subversive.

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    Written by Paul Stewart