Poetry on Tape 22.8.25

We set the tone today by playing a Kurt Cobain <> William Burroughs collaboration:

Then rolled into the spoken word track of the Final Bloody Sonnet.

Contrast that to Alfred Noyes poem, The Searchlights which starts with this quote:

Political morality differs from individual morality, because there is no power above the State. -- General von Bernardi.

But the real stars are the poets this week.

Rea de Miranda with her Grateful Dead inspired poem, which brought out the Dead Heads in the chat for sure.

Walk Me Out

Then Amadeusz Motyl wrote:

Monochrome in My Eyes

No one speaks,

and faces lie worse than tongues.

James Hart , thank you for the War Verse Book again, had this to say:

Sense the shift

And Ricardo Guzman Jr also had a question this week in his poem:

Path to Prayer

And as Justin Patrick Moore commented at the end we ended with Meta Verse not the MetaVerse with Rajani Radhakrishnan poem:

It won't bite

Have a good weekend everyone!