As Is What Was is a collection of poems created with no thought at all. None. There is no control over grammar, sound, rhythm, idea, or anything really. Why? I thought it would be fun. Is it insane? Absolutely.
Juvenile sentencing
Has never been the kind of thing
We were after your sherry and your warlocks
We didn’t care about the routes or the roots
Or the flutes and the chutes we shot down
Weren’t thrilling at all
But here we are so far gone
On the sofa playing pong
With a song from a playlist we were building
And the band’s all the rage
Withe basement for a stage
And we’ll play for all the mosquetoes
With shillings
No we couldn’t give a damn about your ham sandwiches
And your cafe lots with your gossip and your shots
Of macchiato and biscotti
Place your bets on our offing
They sure won’t have us before sunrise
And we’ve got these old cars
In which we can’t go fast
We’ve got the orders and the alchemy
To break our bones
But not a soul or djinn
Could hang with us on a whim
We’re too foolish to let them
Pray on beads and sweat your strut
And wipe the magazine of y’smut
You dirty kid crafting factual winnings
Dance the ball. Man you’re tall
Curb the underseade of school
Your eruptions were never welcomed
By the innings
Reckless banter all the chanters
Swinging from the chandeliers
Was the river not Styx enough for you?
And the yard on ebbing way
Is too shady for the grade
The otherwise of the grass is creepy too
For the last time stand en grade man the bars
And thieve your way to your happy
Cakes and pastries and soda bottle fame
To me a mystery coated with verbal pyrotechnics. I guess the poet knows best
On Mon, 27 Apr 2020 at 11:49 PM, Owl in a Coffee Cup wrote:
> Arnav Sibal posted: ” As Is What Was is a collection of poems created with > no thought at all. None. There is no control over grammar, sound, rhythm, > idea, or anything really. Why? I thought it would be fun. Is it insane? > Absolutely. Juvenile sentencing Has never” >