POEM: Might Verses, Mite

The poor and disenfranchised will gather together and defeat the rich and mighty…

Might Verses, Mite

The widow showed up the rich with her two very small copper coins – term mites to what the rich wood know. –from Mark 12:41-44

The farces of death
In a greed mutuality
Dissemble
To raze up
The whirled
In the soul weigh know how
As if pro-seeding
In a mass funereal
Still born agin and agin
No-ing this in life
And this a loan
Assure wrest weigh
To improve won’s reputation
Is to dye
With a pedigreed shroud
As laud as they can be
Giving only their ordained elegies
And far-flung reps
Storied in the shit
And kingdom’s maid
Abut a lass
The mighty will
Be bought
Down
To their Lilliputian devices
Assure as mite makes rite
A widow’s generosity and sacrifice
Trumps opulent means
A mite as a mote in the eye
Sum kind of poetic just us
Verses the most grandiose planks
Politicians ever be helled
With every mote
A storm’n the castle
And when we find ourselves
Weather many or few
Even
In the mettle
Of that minority of won
In pesky persistence
As a mosquito
A mist the dark
Disturbing the peace
Of king-size knuckle aheads
So so trying
Too wrest
In their shady manors
That wring in their years
The buzz that madders
One people
To rule them
Awe

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