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52691RE: 200 years after Shelley

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  • Daniel Christopher June
    Apr 30

      I liked this poem and agree with it, except I don’t think Civil War is as possible nowadays. Left foot, right foot, left foor, right foot – history marches on.

       

      daniel

       

      From: ourpalnietzsche@yahoogroups.com [mailto:ourpalnietzsche@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of johnstewartmoore
      Sent: Tuesday, April 9, 2019 1:44 PM
      To: ourpalnietzsche@yahoogroups.com
      Subject: [Our Pal Nietzsche ] 200 years after Shelley

       

       

      https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/45118/england-in-1819

       

      England in 2019

       

       

      The land  divided as never before.

      Leastways since the Civil War

      As white supremacy our history trashed

      Replaced by the triumph of the great unwashed

      For left and right equality is a totem

      The right retracts like a cock into its scrotum

      The logic of the left stretches  lower and lower

      Till all that is left is irrational  power

      Art reduced to what it’s there to escape

      The promised release from crude desire

      Dead white maleness to chuck on the fire

       

      Enlightened eras pass

      In Rome they turned into bishops

      The old senatorial class

      Though heresy is classed as hate.

      We have a chance to avoid that fate

       

      With revolution, easily missed

      Little recognised or understood

      The lid is off and victimhood

      Is  no longer so holy and good.

      What they call the liberal elite

      Begins to totter on its feet.

      Running scared to discover at length

      That other voices are finding their strength.

       

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