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May 3, 2024

May Day (poem)

By John Hawkins

It's a couple of days late but here's to My Day and the celbration of our labors to be free. Gesundheit.

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The devastating Notre Dame Cathedral fire, in 19 photos
The devastating Notre Dame Cathedral fire, in 19 photos
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Mayday Mayday a berg has hulled our ship of state

and mighty titanic America's taking

on water on her maiden voyage. Yeah, it's late.

It's been late for 200 years. We're not making

it to the next port, no e pluribus unum

is guiding this ship through the wind and tidal waves

of our fate: we've grown too comfortable, too numb,

and our freedom has paved the way for lampoon slaves.

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Where'd we go wrong? It's not hard to fathom. Blind pride.

Forgetting the first human born was a murderer;

then losing track of his exiled bestial hide,

only to return and take evil furtherer.

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I sing workers of the world who built cathedrals

and watch their work fall to synthetic cerebrals.



Authors Website: https://tantricdispositionmatrix.substack.com/

Authors Bio:

John Kendall Hawkins is an American ex-pat freelance journalist and poet currently residing in Oceania.


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