And Sisyphus pushed his rock
Uphill, in the toil and the draaaag-
Drag-
Drudge
With tears in his flesh
screaming out their miseries
begging to be heard, to be healed, to be patched
in blood-
in sweat-
With the wine of a nation
reamed of rotten grapes,
picked and stomped from the unripened vine
molested by the beaks of 10 million savage crows
Seeping out his pores
And in mission, his body ached on
An eternity long
With gnarled bare feet
Twisted, tied, tangled
In sharp remnants of wilderness, that cut-
cut-
carve -
into the crevices of feet and flesh and toes and soles
In passionless motions, meaningless in their sheer multitude
With cold, fruitless efforts
Of mundane nature
Devoid of significance, blank
Blank-
And Kafka portrayed you as a bachelor-
With freedom at your foreword,
but shackles at your feet
Trapped-
in the limitlessness of your "boundaries" ,
in the nonexistence of your "borders"
A self imagined incarceration
Imprisoned-
in these,
our beautiful days of "us"
Bound, in a heaping hurt
your discontent, gnaws
like glutinous rats trolling the streets of insatiable hedonism
Poor, glorious struggle of Sisyphus
such painful contradiction
such stifled restlessness
All bound up, wrapped tightly in the package
Of one
Of one
"cursed" human being.

A take on the daily "struggles" we self impose, and a sarcastic highlighting of self created prisions
ReplyDeleteWhoa dude, I had to read that a few times. Intense. Very, very good.
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