Poem, poems, poetry

20 century is over now, thank heavens

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My grandma was a little bit possessed by the aristocratic madness

Love is a mistake

You lose your resolve, woman

He is not a god, and you are not a bird

You will go straight to well with your nirvana

They don’t want it

They like concrete

I really need to get myself some piano

Oh, Sappho and romantics

Stop strangling me in the sleep

Incubus

You dreamers

All your opium love spelled dreams

Are suffocating

Killing babies in their sleep at night for their selfish lovers

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Poem, poems, poetry

Concrete

My husband only talks about money and properties

My husband only talks about money and properties

My husband only talks about money and properties

About pipes and refurbishments

About refinancing

And management

The finishing up buildings

And renovations

Carpets

Doors

I don’t give a damn about the shade of the doors endings

His mother only talks about money and properties

I don’t give a damn

I know I’m ungrateful

But I am suffocating

I want to talk about a nonexistent property

in this house

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catholic church, children, Literature, Poem, poems

Dream without a dream

I’ 12 and I’m very depressed

love fantasy

jesus

pills

creating an altar

but my sister is not into religion

orange carpet

and I

loneliness

almost masculine

harsh

the imagination

of the catholic church

is rigid

i need more spring

more spring flowers and water

but not to holy mary

this men in white gowns must be very sad

priests

boys in entrapment

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catholic church, christmas, economics, fake relity, falseness, hypocrisy, KGB, lenin, leninism, marriage, marx, Poem, poetry, politics, religion, Satire

Christmas Borsch

At the Christmas table my father in law

quotes Marx and says that Lenin was a righteous fellow

I think he says it for me to hear it

but I don’t know

At the Christmas table my mother in law

never talks about politics

and is very devoted to catholic faith

but turns the blind ear to everything

as long as it pays

I sit at this Christmas table

eating their borsch

and feeling quite stupid and dumb

while thinking about my atheist aunt

who was rotting in communist prison

for rejecting the pravda’s of Lenin and Marx

My father in law

is sitting next to me and I don’t know why on my right

again quoting Engels and Marx

and I am eating this salty borsch

thinking about my grandpa’s running away from the Soviet’s hands

I want to get up

but my mother in law

pours into my plate just a little more

of her

sour Christmas borsch.

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