CORPORATE AMERICA
Corporate America,
I have climbed your mountain,
outwitted your warriors,
avoided your seduction.
And now I face you,
on your throne.
I am the prodigal son,
audacious enough
to face you with the truth.
False Fatherland, you have failed!
You have made an unconscionable
mess
of the world you were given to nurture.
Your self-indulgence
has turned to sadism.
and you have become
ugly beyond recognition.
I am your son
but not your servant,
and I carry the WORD.
And the word is that
you shall now repent
or
come forth and do
your last battle,
wherein I must slay you.
I can no longer endure
your perverted world,
And you may not enter, unrepentant,
the world I shall found.
We would divorce for eternity,
except that
your fortress mountain
sits on top of my garden.
Also, my love is such that
I could not leave you
to the endless horror
of your own self-torture.
Do not tell me of classic Oedipus;
your vanity is flimsy.
If you were righteous,
I would not be here.
You have appropriated
flowers of innocent youth
for your satiation.
You have ruled in
terror and abomination,
And now, it is over!
Step down here,
old man, and
face your judgement!
- Paul Malécot
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