O Hrotsvitha, Come and Anoint Thou Me
One Peace Power Pledge
offered to the effervescent ones
to call on the wild
to wield their mighty power
of servitude
and sanctions and sanctimonious happenstances
all hail
the giver of growth
said Smeethermoff
and reading the beatitudes everyday
will get you smothered
don’t take down Hrotsvitha’s quill
unless you intend to kill someone with it
and when I say kill
I of course mean let live
by helping them to kill off
that part of themselves
that is killing them
what’s more, seven champions
came out of no-readersville
and asked
what would a person say
if they were never to love their own
and seven candy caterpillars
made their way down seven candy roads
stopped the fairy child
on his way to ball practice
and each had a message
and each had a magic stone
and every time the lights went down, sure enough
colored ones came up again
he sits
and stares
out the window
needing a shower
horny from the bullball
weak yet strong
strong yet weak
traveling
in a way
that even he doesn’t understand
and call my casern
before you kill the coward
and in hanging him
ye shall end yourself too
when you hoist his carcass high
to watch the birds pick away his flesh
because when you have done that
when you have killed him
you will be so overwhelmed
with sadness and regret
that nothing can stop you
and when they raise your body too
to also be picked by the birds
and you stand there below your dangling feet
and see what a mess you’ve made
then maybe you’ll walk along the beach
and see the bodies there
and the destruction
you created
and this time
and this time
choose not to destroy
in an attempt to repair
O Hrotsvitha, come and anoint thou me
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