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God is dead?
by Charlie Morgan"God is dead" a chant from idiots
who never read ol' freddy;
never knew it was nietsche.
but they knew the kite by holding the tail.
they didn't know Friedrich Wilhelm Nietcsche;
they didn't know he said "...you killed him."
but counterculures grow outside labs
and are flourished by freedoms of man
carried like carol burnett's curtain-rod dress.
as the play opens man sneers, grumbles.
and it's the first of many scenes to come;
in this opening scene it's a sneer of fear;
a cloud of mystery defying man and gravity.
"ahh, to be loved!" man laments as he's alone.
it is the fault of my selfish gene, he rests. 04/04/2008 Posted on 04/04/2008
Copyright © 2026 Charlie Morgan
| Member Comments on this Poem |
| Posted by Ryan Nardi on 04/04/08 at 09:25 PM An incredibly lucid and important statement here. It has the quality of timelessness. I'm making it my first favorite. :} |
| Posted by Uriel Tovar on 11/13/10 at 01:00 AM i have to add this to my favourite mr morgan |
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