"Deep in my heart I do believe / We shall overcome someday"
RESIST
The reality of diversity Is scarcely tolerated when at all Our young are taught it is perversity And surely will lead to the nation's fall By those who would control our days and ways Therefore my fellow outcasts we must raise A great roar of defiance in the face Of this new smiling Nazism here Which preaches we are outside of God's grace As they control the populace by fear
The rural poor are manipulated Tricked through their very faith out of their souls By the richest who are consecrated Only to cynical corporate goals
Good people in need are feeding the greed Of oligarchs who use the wrath of God To make them afraid of anyone odd And to always watch out for Democrats Lest the earth be destroyed by hurricanes Perfectionistic poets who keep cats Earthquakes and all the other labor pains Of earth birthing death for you and for me Blame us and not the climate change we see They say does not exist: I say RESIST
A detailed study of the origins of the New Alienation. The author labels it normative or postmodern ennui and traces its rise to cultural power over the last two centuries.
Love Tinka