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If the following poem seems a bit strange, it may be because it’s written in a format called Echo Verse. I’ve written two poems in this format and, although I’m not particularly fond of the format, I am passionate about the content. Masses: We no longer want to hear of an earth that’s ill. Masses: Why must you dredge up negativity and mud? Masses: Can’t you see we are content with our lot? Masses: What can be done to change reality’s demand? Masses: Stop clearing up our daily happy haze. Masses: How do you purpose such large reform? Masses: You’re mad to believe in the revolution of which you speak. Masses: Then, tell us, what will happen if we refuse?
Song sample for October, 2008 Everybody Knows from the cd Flameland. Michael Bonanno is a published poet, essayist and musician who lives in the San Francisco Bay Area. Some of his poetry can be found at The Poetry Corner at OpEdNews.He is an associate editor for OpEdNews. Bonanno is a political progressive, not a Democratic Party apologist. He believes it's government's job to help the needy and that leaving the people's well being to the so called "private sector" is social suicide.His CDs may be purchased at CD Baby.
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