Nostalgia (more possible poetry)
Posted by:
poetscientistdrinker (---.cache.pol.co.uk)
Date: July 23, 2003 09:43PM
Digging around today on my old computer, I managed to find two poems what I'd wrote, and seeing as people were very useful criticising the other one I'd left about, I thought I'd risk these two...
Nostalgia
It is post-modern ironic,
To raise to the iconic
All those bloody TV programs
That our mothers made us watch.
Our pre-juvenile dementia
(and our mothers, in absentia)
Let us store future nostalgia
From that cursed flick'ring box.
Now nostalgia comes to haunt us:
Bill and Ben and bloody Bagpuss,
Take up residence on campus
And they firmly plan to stay.
The nation's conversation,
Now stems from just one notion,
That nostalgia is essential
For our modern cultural ties.
That is, unless:
In nostalgic veneration
Of an older generation
We should bomb the TV stations
And watch radio instead.
But with no more Tellytubbies,
Bob the Builder or the Tweenies,
All the major world economies,
Would soon face a major crash.
And as the TV-loss recession,
Leads us all into depression,
People might just come to mention
'Those good days of nostalgia'
And the bloody thing is back.
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Not me
This is not a poem.
And I am not that clever,
My timing is all wrong,
And my rhyme is without reason.
This is not a love affair,
And I am not a lover.
My timing is all wrong,
And our rhythm without reason.
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As ever, comments welcome.
Post Edited (07-23-03 23:56)
PSD
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This is the work of an Italian narco-anarchic collective. Don't bother insulting them, they can't read English anyway.