poetry, spoken word, oral history instead of intellectual property, low brow, social war
Most of the writings on here are supposed to be performed instead of silently conceived.
Most of it is inspired by friends: mighty, noble survivalists and of course the world we’re made to live in.
Performances are sporadically scattered across countries and social spheres. Updates here!
I write poetry and sometimes reappropriate empty buildings. Some call me a well-educated layabout who is creating a mess at society’s expense, when I should be working, hard.
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If you’re not pissed off,
you’re not paying attention
if you’re not pissed off, you don’t want to pay attention.
When you’re young, you have too much attention
and when you’re too pissed off,
nobody pays attention anymore
when you do pay attention you get so pissed off,
that it’s hard to pay attention
to anything else
but yourself, being pisssed off.
Because becoming the other, the one
constantly being pissed off
is hard work!
That’s why nobody pays attention
apart from to themselves
trying hard, not to get too pissed off.
Stress claims all our lives,
but rage is the next stage
all try to avoid.
grim awareness
sometimes visions of total emptiness
state infused intoxications
climb up their grim stares
acknowledge the courage of some
to break the cycle of dickheaded, scum infested violence
beauty in the streets?
sometimes visions of emptiness
a short breath behind walls
set-up light headedly yet
cautiously and with our own hands.
A short breath to the next deed
powered by the need to breathe
and to smash these grim stares
what a desert
what an assembly
of homeless, alternative lifestyles
and free transport
no rescue but disobedience
face to face with this
grim awareness
this domesticated nightmare
of our dreams, waking hours, fantasies.
Sometimes visions of emptiness
rescue for all our
isolated traumas
getting sick of technology, cyborg identity
all made by machines made by humans made by social, violent
orgasms of hierarchies
made by the illusion of a central identity
Revolution is a commodity
Resistance a consumer choice
My lifestyle is negation I cannot buy